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The front page of Le Temps covers a range of international and domestic news. International headlines include Iran's nuclear threats after US-Israeli strikes, US election developments with Flavio Bolsonaro claiming leadership and a leak of 41,000 US Homeland Security employee names, and reactions…
Following American-Israeli strikes, hardliners in the Iranian regime are threatening to withdraw from the nuclear non-proliferation treaty and pursue nuclear weapons.
The Lausanne-based startup Giotto has launched new AI models, while Swiss federal institutes are developing Apertus 2.0 for 2027, aiming for digital sovereignty and global competitiveness.
Researchers are calling for Switzerland to immediately define a national digital strategy, highlighting the urgency of the situation.
An article explores how artificial intelligence systems gather and understand more information about individuals than what is explicitly provided.
Flavio Bolsonaro, having just arrived in the United States, has declared himself the 'leader' of Brazil.
The personal information of 41,000 employees within the US Department of Homeland Security, including those from ICE, has been disclosed.
Donald Trump and Barack Obama are actively supporting their respective candidates in the final stretch of the US midterm election campaign.
Supporters of Jean-Luc Mélenchon in France view the election of Lula in Brazil as a sign of potential future success for their own political movement.
Three police officers in Geneva are facing trial in connection with what is described as a questionable punitive outing.
A video explains the reasons behind China's apparent anger towards football star Kylian Mbappé.
An article delves into the various symbolic aspects and iconic moments that define the career of tennis player Stan Wawrinka.
This opinion piece discusses concerns regarding the division of pension funds ('second pillar') in Switzerland, highlighting regional differences.
