Switzerland's military has terminated its contract with Palantir Technologies Inc. following a security audit. The review concluded that U.S. intelligence ag

Citant des responsables ukrainiens et européens impliqués, le quotidien britannique affirme aussi que le président ukrainien annoncera le scrutin le 24 février, jour du 4ᵉ anniversaire du début de l’invasion à grande échelle. Un référendum sur l’accord de paix avec la Russie devrait aussi se tenir.

Le journaliste se voit confier l’animation d’une nouvelle émission, «60 minutes info», qui prend la place en catastrophe de «Morandini Live» dans la grille de la chaîne d’informations.

Ukrainian lawmaker Oleksandr Fediienko says the country’s communications sector is facing serious problems due to the aftermath of Russian strikes, with mobile operators feeling the impact first. In a Facebook post , the member of parliament’s committee on cybersecurity and government communications says not everyone in the industry “prepared for the apocalypse.” According to Fediienko, mobile operators were the first to “crumble”: in villages and small towns, service is disappearing entirely. Prolonged power outages are also taking down legacy fixed networks as batteries simply can’t hold up. “This is exactly where the system wasn’t ready. I’d even say it didn’t prepare at all. Money was poured anywhere else (schemes were found to siphon cash), but not into network resilience,” the lawmaker says. Fediienko says subscribers are flocking to small and mid-sized providers that the state had previously tried to “squeeze” with taxes—moves he effectively calls “sabotage against society.” “But the most interesting part comes next. Let’s analyze where the monopolization of heating and energy leads. In fact, we’re seeing a collapse. And we’re already seeing the consequences,” he adds. He says operators should prepare for a scenario of total power loss. In such conditions, PON networks are the most viable, being less dependent on electricity and large staffing. He concludes that investments should go not into flashy foreign brands but into small and medium-sized businesses—the backbone of stability during war and systemic crises.

In an exclusive report from inside Iran, witnesses told DW how recent mass demonstrations escalated into deadly clashes.

Kaja Kallas, the EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, has expressed regret that Europe and the US have entered into confrontation over US President Donald Trump's claims o...

President Trump will ask countries that want to join his “Board of Peace” to oversee Gaza to pay $1 billion for membership, according to reporting from Bloomberg and The Atlantic on Sat…