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	<id>urn:uuid:6ad06e04-746c-4665-9646-42f84523801e</id>
	<title>Zapatiser l'IA, briser le patriarcat : communiqu&#233; commun de l'Offensive et de Vert ! La Commune pour&#8230;</title>
	<author>
		<name>BigGrizzly  (@biggrizzly)</name>
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	<published>2026-10-15T06:09:08Z</published>
	<updated>2026-10-15T06:09:08Z</updated>
	
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	<summary>Zapatiser l'IA, briser le patriarcat : communiqué commun de l'Offensive et de Vert! La Commune pour le 1er mai 2026 – L'offensive
https://offensive.eco/zapatiser-lia-briser-le-patriarcat-communique-commun-de-loffensive-et-de-vert-la-commune-pour-le-1er-mai-2026/

❝(...)

Aujourd’hui, l’Intelligence Artificielle est notre nouvelle frontière. Si nous la laissons aux mains des technofascistes américains, elle sera un outil de surveillance et d’automatisation de l’exploitation. Mais si nous suivons l’exemple zapatiste, nous devons l’accaparer. Ne soyons pas des puristes technologiques qui se condamnent à l’impuissance tandis qu’en face, les capitalistes n’ont aucun scrupule pour l’utiliser. L’outil n’est pas l’idéologie. Puisque l’IA existe et que les data centers sont déjà construits, utilisons-les pour traduire nos luttes dans toutes les langues, pour optimiser nos logistiques communales, pour cartographier les abus du pouvoir et pour briser le monopole de l’information dominante. L’IA doit être le levier qui multiplie notre force de frappe. La technologie la plus pointue comme outil de notre victoire.

*Il est temps de zapatiser l’IA : ne la fuyons pas, passons à l’offensive pour la retourner contre ses créateurs, et en finir avec l’ère du néo-libéralisme, marchepied du fascisme et de l’impérialisme.*❞</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p>Zapatiser l’IA, briser le patriarcat&nbsp;: communiqué commun de l’Offensive et de Vert&nbsp;! La Commune pour le 1er mai 2026 – L’offensive<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008342667'>▻</a></span><a href="https://offensive.eco/zapatiser-lia-briser-le-patriarcat-communique-commun-de-loffensive-et-de-vert-la-commune-pour-le-1er-mai-2026" class='spip_out' title="communiqué commun de l'Offensive et de Vert! La Commune pour le 1er mai 2026 – L'offensive" hreflang="fr"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'>offensive.eco</span>/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>zapatiser-lia-briser-le-patr</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>iarcat-communique-commun-de-loffensive-et-de-</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p> (...)</p><p>Aujourd’hui, l’Intelligence Artificielle est notre nouvelle frontière. Si nous la laissons aux mains des technofascistes américains, elle sera un outil de surveillance et d’automatisation de l’exploitation. Mais si nous suivons l’exemple zapatiste, nous devons l’accaparer. Ne soyons pas des puristes technologiques qui se condamnent à l’impuissance tandis qu’en face, les capitalistes n’ont aucun scrupule pour l’utiliser. L’outil n’est pas l’idéologie. Puisque l’IA existe et que les data centers sont déjà construits, utilisons-les pour traduire nos luttes dans toutes les langues, pour optimiser nos logistiques communales, pour cartographier les abus du pouvoir et pour briser le monopole de l’information dominante. L’IA doit être le levier qui multiplie notre force de frappe. La technologie la plus pointue comme outil de notre victoire.</p><p><strong>Il est temps de zapatiser l’IA&nbsp;: ne la fuyons pas, passons à l’offensive pour la retourner contre ses créateurs, et en finir avec l’ère du néo-libéralisme, marchepied du fascisme et de l’impérialisme.</strong> </p></blockquote></div>]]></content>
	
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	<id>urn:uuid:6acf9e49-dfc4-42f5-9e09-4949265c2aaa</id>
	<title>L'exposition &#171; Ni Dieu ni ma&#238;tre ! &#187; de La Piscine de Roubaix se verra priv&#233;e de son titre&#8230;</title>
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		<name>colporteur  (@colporteur)</name>
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	<published>2026-10-14T15:22:49Z</published>
	<updated>2026-10-14T15:22:49Z</updated>
	
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	<summary>L’exposition « Ni Dieu ni maître ! » de La Piscine de Roubaix se verra privée de son titre libertaire lorsqu’elle sera présentée à Besançon
https://www.lemonde.fr/culture/article/2026/10/13/l-exposition-ni-dieu-ni-maitre-de-la-piscine-de-roubaix-se-verra-privee-de-son-titre-libertaire-lorsqu-elle-sera-presentee-a-besancon_6793151_3246.html
https://img.lemde.fr/2026/10/12/72/0/2587/1724/1440/960/60/0/f611eb5_upload-1-b9i94nkbrqoj-almanach-de-la-re-volution-signac.jpg

❝L’accrochage fera étape au Musée des beaux-arts et d’archéologie en février 2027. Invoquant la neutralité, la mairie LR de la préfecture du Doubs, l’a rebaptisé « L’Art en liberté » [sic].❞</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p>L’exposition &#171;&nbsp;Ni Dieu ni maître&nbsp;!&nbsp;&#187; de La Piscine de Roubaix se verra privée de son titre libertaire lorsqu’elle sera présentée à Besançon<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008342434'>▻</a></span><a href="https://www.lemonde.fr/culture/article/2026/10/13/l-exposition-ni-dieu-ni-maitre-de-la-piscine-de-roubaix-se-verra-privee-de-son-titre-libertaire-lorsqu-elle-sera-presentee-a-besancon_6793151_3246.html" class='spip_out' title="Client Challenge" hreflang="en"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'><span class='lien_www'>www.</span>lemonde.fr</span>/</span><span class='lien_off'>culture/</span><span class='lien_off'>article/</span><span class='lien_off'>2026/</span><span class='lien_off'>10/</span><span class='lien_off'>13/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>l-exposition-ni-dieu-ni-maitre-</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>de-la-piscine-de-roubaix-se-verra-privee-de-s</span></span></span></a></span><br><div class='seenthis_pics seenthis_pics_1'><a onclick='return false;' href='https://img.lemde.fr/2026/10/12/72/0/2587/1724/1440/960/60/0/f611eb5_upload-1-b9i94nkbrqoj-almanach-de-la-re-volution-signac.jpg' class='display_box'><span class='image' style='padding-bottom:66.666666666667%'><img src='https://seenthis.net/local/cache-vignettes/L600xH400/f611eb5_upload-1-63a43f53-563a6.jpg' alt='' data-photo='https://img.lemde.fr/2026/10/12/72/0/2587/1724/1440/960/60/0/f611eb5_upload-1-b9i94nkbrqoj-almanach-de-la-re-volution-signac.jpg' data-photo-h='960' data-photo-w='1440' /></span><span class="lien_court"><span class="lien_off"> https://img.lemde.fr/2026/10/12/72/0/2587/1724/1440/960/60/0/f611eb5_upload-1-b9i94nkbrqoj-almanach-de-la-re-volution-signac.jpg </span></span></a></div></p><blockquote lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p> L’accrochage fera étape au Musée des beaux-arts et d’archéologie en février 2027. Invoquant la neutralité, la mairie LR de la préfecture du Doubs, l’a rebaptisé &#171;&nbsp;L’Art en liberté&nbsp;&#187; [sic]. </p></blockquote></div>]]></content>
	
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	<title>Saudi Aramco headquarters suffered extensive damage in Houthi attack, sources say | Reuters</title>
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		<name>Kassem  (@kassem)</name>
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	<published>2026-10-14T15:23:40Z</published>
	<updated>2026-10-14T15:23:56Z</updated>
	
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	<summary>Saudi Aramco headquarters suffered extensive damage in Houthi attack, sources say | Reuters
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/aramcos-dhahran-hq-suffered-extensive-damage-tuesdays-attack-sources-say-2026-10-14/


❝Saudi Arabia's energy ministry said in a statement that Tuesday night's attack, ‌which ⁠came as fighting between Yemen's Iran-allied Houthis and the kingdom intensified, had caused a limited fire.

Two of the sources said a fire started on the ninth floor of the ​south wing ​of the ⁠office block, and spread between the sixth and 10th floors.

Another source added that the top ​three floors of building, where the office ​of ⁠Aramco CEO Amin Nasser is located, were severely damaged, with part of the ceiling caved in and windows and doors ⁠blown ​out.
Aramco did not immediately reply to ​a Reuters request for comment.❞</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="en" dir="ltr"><p>Saudi Aramco headquarters suffered extensive damage in Houthi attack, sources say | Reuters<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008342445'>▻</a></span><a href="https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/aramcos-dhahran-hq-suffered-extensive-damage-tuesdays-attack-sources-say-2026-10-14" class='spip_out' title="reuters.com" hreflang="da"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'><span class='lien_www'>www.</span>reuters.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_off'>world/</span><span class='lien_off'>middle-east/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>aramcos-dhahran-hq-suffered-ex</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>tensive-damage-tuesdays-attack-sources-say-20</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="en" dir="ltr"><p> Saudi Arabia’s energy ministry said in a statement that Tuesday night’s attack, ‌which ⁠came as fighting between Yemen’s Iran-allied Houthis and the kingdom intensified, had caused a limited fire.</p><p>Two of the sources said a fire started on the ninth floor of the ​south wing ​of the ⁠office block, and spread between the sixth and 10th floors.</p><p>Another source added that the top ​three floors of building, where the office ​of ⁠Aramco CEO Amin Nasser is located, were severely damaged, with part of the ceiling caved in and windows and doors ⁠blown ​out.<br>Aramco did not immediately reply to ​a Reuters request for comment. </p></blockquote></div>]]></content>
	
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	<title>Inuit figurine : A 700-year-old Indigenous carving of a European made a century before Columbus |&#8230;</title>
	<author>
		<name>François Isabel  (@fsoulabaille)</name>
		<uri>https://seenthis.net/people/fsoulabaille</uri>
		<email>fsoulabaille@seenthis.net</email>
		
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	<published>2026-10-14T17:24:03Z</published>
	<updated>2026-10-14T17:24:03Z</updated>
	
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	<summary>Inuit figurine: A 700-year-old Indigenous carving of a European made a century before Columbus | Live Science
https://www.livescience.com/archaeology/americas/inuit-figurine-a-700-year-old-indigenous-carving-of-a-european-made-a-century-before-columbus

❝This Inuit carving was made a century before Columbus set foot in the Americas and likely depicts a Norseman.

This wooden figurine was discovered in 1977 in an early house built by the ancestors of the Inuit on Baffin Island in northern Canada. The unique carving represents a person wearing European clothing and a cross on their chest. Dated to 1350, the figurine is the earliest Indigenous representation of a European anywhere in the Western Hemisphere and probably depicts a Norseman.

The tiny driftwood carving, which is currently on display at the Canadian Museum of History, measures just 2.1 inches (5.4 centimeters) tall. According to the museum, the featureless face and stumpy arms are common in 14th-century Inuit carvings, but the depiction of a non-Inuit is unique.

The mysterious figure wears a long robe or tunic with a cross on the front ‪—‬ a garment that is similar to those worn in the 11th to 13th centuries by Norse Christians from Greenland. The Norse sagas mention a place called "Helluland," which Leif Eriksson (also spelled Erikson) visited in the early 11th century and is most likely Baffin Island.

Around A.D. 1000, Norse explorers landed in what is now Newfoundland and set up camp at a site archaeologists call l'Anse aux Meadows. Wood buildings and remains from iron production are all that is left of the earliest European settlement in the Americas.

The Norse likely made multiple trips from Greenland to Canada over the centuries in order to trade metal and cloth with the Inuit's ancestors, known as the Thule, and procure walrus ivory in return, as European-origin artifacts have been found in early Inuit houses on Baffin Island. But the Norse eventually abandoned their westward trade routes, possibly due to the resistance of the Indigenous people and the long distance.
This wooden figurine may commemorate a meeting between the Inuit and the Norse and is especially important because it was crafted long before sustained contact in the late 15th century, according to the museum. It is also the earliest evidence of the Indigenous perspective of visitors from the east, revealing which characteristics of the Norse the artisan observed and felt were important to depict.❞

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	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="en" dir="ltr"><p>Inuit figurine: A 700-year-old Indigenous carving of a European made a century before Columbus | Live Science<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a rel='nofollow' href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008342487'>▻</a></span><a rel='nofollow' href="https://www.livescience.com/archaeology/americas/inuit-figurine-a-700-year-old-indigenous-carving-of-a-european-made-a-century-before-columbus" class='spip_out' title="Inuit figurine: A 700-year-old Indigenous carving of a European made a century before Columbus" hreflang="en"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'><span class='lien_www'>www.</span>livescience.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_off'>archaeology/</span><span class='lien_off'>americas/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>inuit-figurine-a-700-year-</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>old-indigenous-carving-of-a-european-made-a-c</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="en" dir="ltr"><p> This Inuit carving was made a century before Columbus set foot in the Americas and likely depicts a Norseman.</p><p>This wooden figurine was discovered in 1977 in an early house built by the ancestors of the Inuit on Baffin Island in northern Canada. The unique carving represents a person wearing European clothing and a cross on their chest. Dated to 1350, the figurine is the earliest Indigenous representation of a European anywhere in the Western Hemisphere and probably depicts a Norseman.</p><p>The tiny driftwood carving, which is currently on display at the Canadian Museum of History, measures just 2.1 inches (5.4 centimeters) tall. According to the museum, the featureless face and stumpy arms are common in 14th-century Inuit carvings, but the depiction of a non-Inuit is unique.</p><p>The mysterious figure wears a long robe or tunic with a cross on the front ‪—‬ a garment that is similar to those worn in the 11th to 13th centuries by Norse Christians from Greenland. The Norse sagas mention a place called &ldquo;Helluland,&rdquo; which Leif Eriksson (also spelled Erikson) visited in the early 11th century and is most likely Baffin Island.</p><p>Around A.D. 1000, Norse explorers landed in what is now Newfoundland and set up camp at a site archaeologists call l’Anse aux Meadows. Wood buildings and remains from iron production are all that is left of the earliest European settlement in the Americas.</p><p>The Norse likely made multiple trips from Greenland to Canada over the centuries in order to trade metal and cloth with the Inuit’s ancestors, known as the Thule, and procure walrus ivory in return, as European-origin artifacts have been found in early Inuit houses on Baffin Island. But the Norse eventually abandoned their westward trade routes, possibly due to the resistance of the Indigenous people and the long distance.<br>This wooden figurine may commemorate a meeting between the Inuit and the Norse and is especially important because it was crafted long before sustained contact in the late 15th century, according to the museum. It is also the earliest evidence of the Indigenous perspective of visitors from the east, revealing which characteristics of the Norse the artisan observed and felt were important to depict. </p></blockquote><p><div class='seenthis_pics seenthis_pics_1'><a onclick='return false;' href='https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/sh7TkkyCq9xdEStHYxFYR-768-80.png.webp' class='display_box'><span class='image' style='padding-bottom:133.33333333333%'><img src='https://seenthis.net/IMG/distant/webp/sh7TkkyCq9xdEStH-169cad49.webp' alt='' data-photo='https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/sh7TkkyCq9xdEStHYxFYR-768-80.png.webp' data-photo-h='1024' data-photo-w='768' /></span><span class="lien_court"><span class="lien_off"> https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/sh7TkkyCq9xdEStHYxFYR-768-80.png.webp </span></span></a></div></p></div>]]></content>
	
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	<title>Supertankers Turn From Gulf Oil Transfer Hub Amid Iran's Attacks</title>
	<author>
		<name>Simplicissimus  (@simplicissimus)</name>
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		<email>simplicissimus@seenthis.net</email>
		
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	<published>2026-10-14T11:37:00Z</published>
	<updated>2026-10-14T11:37:00Z</updated>
	
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	<summary>Supertankers Turn From Gulf Oil Transfer Hub Amid Iran’s Attacks
https://gcaptain.com/supertankers-turn-from-gulf-oil-transfer-hub-amid-irans-attacks/

❝(Bloomberg) —
A growing number of empty supertankers have been turning away from the Persian Gulf as escalating Iranian attacks threaten a critical transfer hub for wartime oil shipments.

At least 10 very large crude carriers and several Suezmax vessels approaching the port of Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates have stopped or reversed course in recent days, according to tanker-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg. 

While other vessels are still continuing on their journeys into the region, the retreat of these tankers amid near-daily attacks around the Strait of Hormuz — some near Fujairah itself — raises fresh concerns over the sustainability of oil flows through the waterway.

Fujairah is commonly signaled as an interim destination by vessels ultimately sailing to the Gulf of Oman — where they can collect cargoes via ship-to-ship transfer — or onward into the Persian Gulf. That makes the number of ships heading toward the port a broader indicator of tanker operators’ appetite for approaching the waterway.

The shift threatens a key workaround that has helped Persian Gulf oil exports recover to near prewar levels. Large crude carriers can wait off Fujairah and in Omani waters outside Hormuz while shuttle tankers make the riskier transit through the strait, bringing out crude and transferring it for onward shipment to buyers.

The system depends on a steady supply of receiving tankers, so a significant retreat from the region by empty VLCCs could slow the flow of crude, tying up the shuttle vessels for longer when tanker availability is already tight.

The pullback is particularly striking given the financial rewards on offer. A global tanker shortage has pushed shipping costs to extraordinary levels. For example, hiring a vessel to haul oil from the US to China now costs more than launching a rocket into space.❞</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="nb" dir="ltr"><p>Supertankers Turn From Gulf Oil Transfer Hub Amid Iran’s Attacks<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008342388'>▻</a></span><a href="https://gcaptain.com/supertankers-turn-from-gulf-oil-transfer-hub-amid-irans-attacks" class='spip_out' title="Supertankers Turn From Gulf Oil Transfer Hub Amid Iran’s Attacks" hreflang="en"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'>gcaptain.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>supertankers-turn-from-gulf-o</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>il-transfer-hub-amid-irans-attacks</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="en" dir="ltr"><p> (Bloomberg) —<br>A growing number of empty supertankers have been turning away from the Persian Gulf as escalating Iranian attacks threaten a critical transfer hub for wartime oil shipments.</p><p>At least 10 very large crude carriers and several Suezmax vessels approaching the port of Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates have stopped or reversed course in recent days, according to tanker-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg.&nbsp;</p><p>While other vessels are still continuing on their journeys into the region, the retreat of these tankers amid near-daily&nbsp;attacks&nbsp;around the Strait of Hormuz — some near Fujairah itself — raises fresh concerns over the sustainability of oil flows through the waterway.</p><p>Fujairah is commonly signaled as an interim destination by vessels ultimately sailing to the Gulf of Oman — where they can collect cargoes via ship-to-ship transfer — or onward into the Persian Gulf. That makes the number of ships heading toward the port a broader indicator of tanker operators’ appetite for approaching the waterway.</p><p>The shift threatens a key workaround that has helped Persian Gulf oil exports recover to near prewar levels. Large crude carriers can wait off Fujairah and in Omani waters outside Hormuz while shuttle tankers make the&nbsp;riskier&nbsp;transit through the strait, bringing out crude and transferring it for onward shipment to buyers.</p><p>The system depends on a steady supply of receiving tankers, so a significant retreat from the region by empty VLCCs could slow the flow of crude, tying up the shuttle vessels for longer when tanker availability is already tight.</p><p>The pullback is particularly striking given the financial rewards on offer. A global tanker shortage has pushed shipping costs to extraordinary levels. For example,&nbsp;hiring&nbsp;a vessel to haul oil from the US to China now costs more than launching a rocket into space. </p></blockquote></div>]]></content>
	
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	<id>urn:uuid:6acf68d9-c6fc-4fcf-bc63-440c11413268</id>
	<title>Saudi Arabia Strikes Houthi Targets as Red Sea War Escalates</title>
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		<name>Simplicissimus  (@simplicissimus)</name>
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	<published>2026-10-14T11:34:49Z</published>
	<updated>2026-10-14T11:34:49Z</updated>
	
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	<summary>Saudi Arabia Strikes Houthi Targets as Red Sea War Escalates
https://gcaptain.com/saudi-arabia-strikes-houthi-targets-as-red-sea-war-escalates/

❝RIYADH, Oct 13 (Reuters) – Yemen’s Iran-allied Houthis said Saudi Arabia was attacking the Yemeni capital Sanaa on Tuesday after a Saudi-led coalition warned civilians to stay away from an oil depot on the city’s outskirts, part of a rapidly escalating war between the sides.

The Houthis have for a week been targeting Saudi airports, including a strike on Riyadh on Saturday that killed 13 people, in retaliation for the kingdom’s backing of government forces against the Houthis in Yemen’s reignited civil war.

Houthi-run Al-Masirah television reported that the Saudi-led coalition had targeted the Yemen Petroleum Company’s Sabah central station, a fuel depot on the outskirts of Sanaa.

The coalition said in a statement on Tuesday evening that it attacked the station and other sites in an operation aimed at “neutralizing the capabilities of Houthis” to threaten the kingdom, Yemen and international waterways.

It said the Iran-aligned group was using the sites in Sanaa, Hodeidah and Dhamar to “supply its arsenal of missiles and drones” to attack Saudi Arabia and commercial vessels in the Red Sea.

YPC said the facility did not currently hold any stocks of petroleum products and that targeting it did not affect oil reserves or supply chains.

However, the Houthis had earlier threatened a “harsh and painful” response to any strikes on Sanaa, with spokesperson Yahya Saree saying targets could include the Saudi Aramco headquarters in Dhahran and an oil refinery in Riyadh.

The group renewed earlier warnings it had issued to oil workers in Saudi Arabia, telling them to stay away from sites that could be potential targets.

The Saudi cabinet, chaired by de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, issued a statement saying the Houthis would face consequences for their repeated attacks on the kingdom.

Saturday’s ballistic missile strike on Riyadh airport was the deadliest in Saudi Arabia for a decade, with further attacks grounding flights across the country even as it hosts a major energy conference.

*REIGNITED YEMEN WAR*
Saudi Arabia resumed its military campaign in Yemen in support of the internationally recognized government in a bid to reverse the Houthis’ sudden gains last month when they swept down the Red Sea coast to the critical Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

The strait, the southern gateway to the Red Sea, has become a more vital route for Saudi and other global energy supplies since the start of the Iran war in February, when Tehran closed the Hormuz Strait leading from the Gulf to the Indian Ocean.

While a government offensive aimed at driving back the Houthis beginning a week ago pushed them off the area closest to the strait, the group remains embedded nearby and has made gains of its own around the city of Taiz this month.

Saudi Arabia has been seeking wider support from allies for its campaign against the Houthis and to help it ward off their missile and drone attacks.

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan told Mohammed bin Salman on Tuesday that Ankara would stand by the kingdom, the Turkish presidency said.

Turkey and Pakistan signed a mutual defense pact with Saudi Arabia this summer, though Turkey still needs to ratify the treaty in parliament.

US President Donald Trump also spoke to Mohammed bin Salman on Tuesday, he told reporters, adding that the Houthis were “behaving very badly.”

He said he may ask Erdogan to intervene in support of Saudi interests.

Washington, Saudi Arabia’s strongest ally and longtime security guarantor, has so far rebuffed Saudi efforts to bring it directly into the war against the Houthis.

The Yemen conflict has resumed as a spillover from the wider US-Iran war that began with the US-Israeli attack on the Islamic Republic starting on February 28.

Iran, Riyadh’s longtime arch regional rival, has offered to mediate between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis, its foreign minister Abbas Araqchi said on Sunday in statements reiterated by the ministry on Monday.❞</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="en" dir="ltr"><p>Saudi Arabia Strikes Houthi Targets as Red Sea War Escalates<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008342386'>▻</a></span><a href="https://gcaptain.com/saudi-arabia-strikes-houthi-targets-as-red-sea-war-escalates" class='spip_out' title="Saudi Arabia Strikes Houthi Targets as Red Sea War Escalates" hreflang="en"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'>gcaptain.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>saudi-arabia-strikes-houthi-t</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>argets-as-red-sea-war-escalates</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="en" dir="ltr"><p> RIYADH, Oct 13 (Reuters) – Yemen’s Iran-allied Houthis said Saudi Arabia was attacking the Yemeni capital Sanaa on Tuesday after a Saudi-led coalition warned civilians to stay away from an oil depot on the city’s outskirts, part of a rapidly escalating war between the sides.</p><p>The Houthis have for a week been targeting Saudi airports, including a strike on Riyadh on Saturday that killed 13 people, in retaliation for the kingdom’s backing of government forces against the Houthis in Yemen’s reignited civil war.</p><p>Houthi-run Al-Masirah television reported that the Saudi-led coalition had targeted the Yemen Petroleum Company’s Sabah central station, a fuel depot on the outskirts of Sanaa.</p><p>The coalition said in a statement on Tuesday evening that it attacked the station and other sites in an operation aimed at “neutralizing the capabilities of Houthis” to threaten the kingdom, Yemen and international waterways.</p><p>It said the Iran-aligned group was using the sites in Sanaa, Hodeidah and Dhamar to “supply its arsenal of missiles and drones” to attack Saudi Arabia and commercial vessels in the Red Sea.</p><p>YPC said the facility did not currently hold any stocks of petroleum products and that targeting it did not affect oil reserves or supply chains.</p><p>However, the Houthis had earlier threatened a “harsh and painful” response to any strikes on Sanaa, with spokesperson Yahya Saree saying targets could include the Saudi Aramco headquarters in Dhahran and an oil refinery in Riyadh.</p><p>The group renewed earlier warnings it had issued to oil workers in Saudi Arabia, telling them to stay away from sites that could be potential targets.</p><p>The Saudi cabinet, chaired by de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, issued a statement saying the Houthis would face consequences for their repeated attacks on the kingdom.</p><p>Saturday’s ballistic missile strike on Riyadh airport was the deadliest in Saudi Arabia for a decade, with further attacks grounding flights across the country even as it hosts a major energy conference.</p><p><strong>REIGNITED YEMEN WAR</strong><br>Saudi Arabia resumed its military campaign in Yemen in support of the internationally recognized government in a bid to reverse the Houthis’ sudden gains last month when they swept down the Red Sea coast to the critical Bab el-Mandeb Strait.</p><p>The strait, the southern gateway to the Red Sea, has become a more vital route for Saudi and other global energy supplies since the start of the Iran war in February, when Tehran closed the Hormuz Strait leading from the Gulf to the Indian Ocean.</p><p>While a government offensive aimed at driving back the Houthis beginning a week ago pushed them off the area closest to the strait, the group remains embedded nearby and has made gains of its own around the city of Taiz this month.</p><p>Saudi Arabia has been seeking wider support from allies for its campaign against the Houthis and to help it ward off their missile and drone attacks.</p><p>Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan told Mohammed bin Salman on Tuesday that Ankara would stand by the kingdom, the Turkish presidency said.</p><p>Turkey and Pakistan signed a mutual defense pact with Saudi Arabia this summer, though Turkey still needs to ratify the treaty in parliament.</p><p>US President Donald Trump also spoke to Mohammed bin Salman on Tuesday, he told reporters, adding that the Houthis were “behaving very badly.”</p><p>He said he may ask Erdogan to intervene in support of Saudi interests.</p><p>Washington, Saudi Arabia’s strongest ally and longtime security guarantor, has so far rebuffed Saudi efforts to bring it directly into the war against the Houthis.</p><p>The Yemen conflict has resumed as a spillover from the wider US-Iran war that began with the US-Israeli attack on the Islamic Republic starting on February 28.</p><p>Iran, Riyadh’s longtime arch regional rival, has offered to mediate between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis, its foreign minister Abbas Araqchi said on Sunday in statements reiterated by the ministry on Monday. </p></blockquote></div>]]></content>
	
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	<entry>
	<id>urn:uuid:6ace5bdd-7280-4b4e-b9db-47552b3f81c9</id>
	<title>NVIDIA entre au capital de Doctolib pour &#171; acc&#233;l&#233;rer dans l'IA en sant&#233; &#187;</title>
	<author>
		<name>BigGrizzly  (@biggrizzly)</name>
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	<published>2026-10-13T16:27:09Z</published>
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	<summary>NVIDIA entre au capital de #Doctolib pour « accélérer dans l’#IA en santé »
https://next.ink/261549/nvidia-entre-au-capital-de-doctolib-pour-accelerer-dans-lia-en-sante/


❝Doctolib, déjà très impliqué dans le développement d’outils basés sur l’IA, appuie encore sur le champignon grâce à un investissement de #NVIDIA. Le géant américain prend une participation minoritaire au capital de la plateforme française.❞


NVIDIA est intéressé par tes données de santé.</summary>
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	<id>urn:uuid:6acf5c7f-9834-46ce-9f9e-4e2db236d073</id>
	<title>La loi de Benford | Voyages au pays des maths | ARTE - YouTube</title>
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		<name>Simplicissimus  (@simplicissimus)</name>
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	<published>2026-10-14T10:42:07Z</published>
	<updated>2026-10-14T10:42:07Z</updated>
	
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	<summary>La loi de Benford | Voyages au pays des maths | ARTE - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xA2DkYIiLTM

❝Point de départ de cet épisode de nos voyages au pays des maths : le cadre trivial d’un supermarché où un vaste complot mathématique semble se tramer. On découvrira grâce à la loi de Benford deux façons de mesurer le monde et une autre façon de voir les choses.❞

J'aime bien l'image des deux planètes : planète somme et planète produit. Elle débarque un peu abruptement et on ne voit pas tout de suite où l'auteur veut en venir, mais elle est intéressante même si elle passe un peu vite sous silence le fait que _notre_ planète est un mélange de l'univers somme et de l'univers produit.

Vous aurez reconnu l'un de mes dadas sur les échelles additive et multiplicative et donc – ça fait vraiment longtemps !… – ma campagne pour l'échelle semi-log ;-)</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p>La loi de Benford | Voyages au pays des maths | ARTE - YouTube<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008342366'>▻</a></span><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xA2DkYIiLTM" class='spip_out' title="- YouTube"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'><span class='lien_www'>www.</span>youtube.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_fin'>watch?v=xA2DkYIiLTM</span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p> Point de départ de cet épisode de nos voyages au pays des maths&nbsp;: le cadre trivial d’un supermarché où un vaste complot mathématique semble se tramer. On découvrira grâce à la loi de Benford deux façons de mesurer le monde et une autre façon de voir les choses. </p></blockquote><p>J’aime bien l’image des deux planètes&nbsp;: planète somme et planète produit. Elle débarque un peu abruptement et on ne voit pas tout de suite où l’auteur veut en venir, mais elle est intéressante même si elle passe un peu vite sous silence le fait que <em>notre</em> planète est un mélange de l’univers somme et de l’univers produit.</p><p>Vous aurez reconnu l’un de mes dadas sur les échelles additive et multiplicative et donc –&nbsp;ça fait vraiment longtemps&nbsp;!…&nbsp;– ma campagne pour l’échelle semi-log&nbsp;;-)</p></div>]]></content>
	
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	<id>urn:uuid:6ace358a-f300-434c-85c7-44e772a78b58</id>
	<title>Soaring Tanker Rates Leave Americas Awash in Crude Oil</title>
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	<published>2026-10-13T13:43:38Z</published>
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	<summary>Soaring Tanker Rates Leave Americas Awash in Crude Oil
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❝HOUSTON, Oct 12 (Reuters) – Dense heavy crude, which oil refiners around the world favor for its typically low cost, is piling up in the Americas as soaring freight rates have stifled exports and US refiners have been running close to their limits. 

The glut in North and South America has opened an unusual split in the global oil market, as buyers in Asia and Europe struggle with supply shortages and benchmark prices hold above $100 a barrel.

Heavy crude is a denser type of oil that Asian, many US, and some European refineries are typically configured to process. It is usually cheaper than light crude, offering refiners better margins, when shipping costs are affordable. 

“It’s all freight,” said Scott Shelton, an energy specialist at TP ICAP. Venezuela, the US and Canada all produce more oil than they consume, he said, so they rely on exports to Asia to balance their crude markets. 

With US diesel prices soaring, the cheap, stranded barrels should be getting snapped up in a diesel-starved market, since heavy crude yields more of the fuel than lighter grades. But Gulf Coast refiners have already bought as much as they can process, analysts and traders said.

Venezuelan exports have surged since the US captured former President Nicolas Maduro in January, then started pushing to reactivate the country’s oil sector. Canadian output is at a record and Washington has released more than 130 million barrels from its emergency reserve. 

The cost of hiring a supertanker from the US Gulf Coast to Asia, meanwhile, has more than quintupled since February, as ship-to-ship transfers in the Gulf of Oman tie up vessels worldwide. 

“You need a ship and the price of ships are going up, and the availability ships are going down,” Shelton said. 

Flagship Canadian, Colombian and Ecuadorian heavy crude grades have all eased more than $10a barrel to trade at their lowest level in six weeks, according to price reporting agency Argus Media. Prices for Western Canada Select, excluding shipping or insurance costs, was around $74 on Thursday; Colombia’s main grade Vasconia was trading at around $84; and Ecuador’s Oriente was trading at around $76, Argus said.

Venezuelan crude excluding shipping costs was trading around $74.50 a barrel on Thursday, two traders said. 

Shipping oil on a supertanker from the US Gulf Coast to Europe was estimated to cost around $46 million, or $24.50 a barrel, last week, including ship-to-ship transfer and other costs, according to Georgios Sakellariou, a Signal Maritime analyst. That compares with $6.5 million or around $4 a barrel before the Iran war broke out in late February. 

The cost of a tanker from the Americas to Asia rose to more than $80 million, or about $40 a barrel, last week compared with around $10-15 million near the start of the year. 

*US REFINERS MAXED OUT*
US refineries have operated at about 93.5% capacity on an average weekly basis so far this year, according to the Energy Information Administration. That is the highest level in 28 years as they crank out as much as fuel as they can to profit from record high diesel prices. While those refineries are complex and geared to run a heavier crude slate, they can only process it up to a certain percentage of their total capacity. 

“While Venezuela and US emergency barrels have been a factor for months now, leading to near maximum US coker utilization, high freight is now a further headwind to shipping these barrels east and is forcing heavy sour storage builds in the Americas,” Irwin added. Cokers convert residual crude oil into feedstocks for diesel and gasoline production, and a heavier crude slate requires them to run at a higher capacity. 

Many US refineries are also configured for offshore Gulf of Mexico crude such as Mars Sour, rather than Canadian or Venezuelan oil that must be mixed with lighter feedstock.❞</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="en" dir="ltr"><p>Soaring Tanker Rates Leave Americas Awash in Crude Oil<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008342126'>▻</a></span><a href="https://gcaptain.com/soaring-tanker-rates-leave-americas-awash-in-crude-oil" class='spip_out' title="Soaring Tanker Rates Leave Americas Awash in Crude Oil" hreflang="en"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'>gcaptain.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>soaring-tanker-rates-leave-am</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>ericas-awash-in-crude-oil</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="en" dir="ltr"><p> HOUSTON, Oct 12 (Reuters)&nbsp;–&nbsp;Dense heavy crude, which oil refiners around the world favor for its typically low cost, is piling up in the Americas as soaring freight rates have stifled exports and US refiners have been running close to their limits.&nbsp;</p><p>The glut in North and South America has opened an unusual split in the global oil market, as buyers in Asia and Europe struggle with supply shortages and benchmark prices hold above $100 a barrel.</p><p>Heavy crude is a denser type of oil that Asian, many US, and some European refineries are typically configured to process. It is usually cheaper than light crude, offering refiners better margins, when&nbsp;shipping&nbsp;costs are affordable.&nbsp;</p><p>“It’s all freight,” said Scott Shelton, an energy specialist at TP ICAP. Venezuela, the US and Canada all produce more oil than they consume, he said, so they rely on exports to Asia to balance their crude markets.&nbsp;</p><p>With US diesel prices soaring, the&nbsp;cheap, stranded barrels should be getting snapped up in a diesel-starved market,&nbsp;since heavy crude yields more of the fuel than lighter grades. But Gulf Coast refiners have already bought as much as they can process, analysts and traders said.</p><p>Venezuelan exports have surged since the US captured former President Nicolas Maduro in January, then started pushing to reactivate the country’s oil sector. Canadian output is at a record and Washington has released more than 130 million barrels from its emergency reserve.&nbsp;</p><p>The cost of hiring a supertanker from the US Gulf Coast to Asia, meanwhile,&nbsp;has more than quintupled&nbsp;since February, as ship-to-ship transfers in the Gulf of Oman tie up vessels worldwide.&nbsp;</p><p>“You need a ship and the price of ships are going up, and the availability ships are going down,” Shelton said.&nbsp;</p><p>Flagship Canadian, Colombian and Ecuadorian&nbsp;heavy&nbsp;crude grades have all eased&nbsp;more than $10a barrel&nbsp;to&nbsp;trade at their lowest level in six weeks, according to price reporting agency Argus Media. Prices for Western Canada Select, excluding&nbsp;shipping&nbsp;or insurance costs, was around $74 on Thursday; Colombia’s main grade Vasconia was trading at around $84; and Ecuador’s Oriente was trading at around $76, Argus said.</p><p>Venezuelan crude excluding&nbsp;shipping&nbsp;costs was trading around $74.50 a barrel&nbsp;on Thursday, two traders said.&nbsp;</p><p>Shipping&nbsp;oil on a supertanker from the US Gulf Coast to Europe was estimated to cost around $46 million, or $24.50 a barrel, last week, including ship-to-ship transfer and other costs, according to Georgios Sakellariou, a Signal Maritime analyst. That compares with $6.5 million or around $4 a barrel before the Iran war broke out in late February.&nbsp;</p><p>The cost of a tanker from the&nbsp;Americas to Asia rose to more than $80 million, or about $40 a barrel, last week compared with around $10-15 million near the start of the year.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>US REFINERS MAXED OUT</strong><br>US refineries have operated at about 93.5% capacity on an average weekly basis so far this year,&nbsp;according to the&nbsp;Energy Information Administration.&nbsp;That is the highest level in 28 years as they crank out as much as fuel as they can to profit from&nbsp;record high diesel prices. While those refineries are complex and geared to run a heavier crude slate, they can only process it up to a certain percentage of their total capacity.&nbsp;</p><p>“While Venezuela and US emergency barrels have been a factor for months now, leading to near maximum US coker utilization, high freight is now a further headwind to&nbsp;shipping&nbsp;these barrels east and is forcing heavy sour storage builds in the Americas,” Irwin added. Cokers convert residual crude oil into feedstocks for diesel and gasoline production, and a heavier crude slate requires them to run at a higher capacity.&nbsp;</p><p>Many US refineries are also configured for&nbsp;offshore&nbsp;Gulf of Mexico crude such as Mars Sour, rather than Canadian or Venezuelan oil that must be mixed with lighter feedstock. </p></blockquote></div>]]></content>
	
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	<title>Saudi Eyes 10 Million Barrels a Day of Oil Pipe Capacity</title>
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	<published>2026-10-13T13:39:42Z</published>
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❝Oct 12, 2026 (Bloomberg) –Saudi Arabia is looking at ways to expand its oil pipeline capacity to destinations outside the Persian Gulf to 10 million barrels a day within two to three years, said Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman.

As the kingdom fends off waves of Houthi attacks on energy and aviation infrastructure, it is seeking to increase its resilience. The plans include improvements to pumping stations on the East-West pipeline — the key conduit for exports since the start of the US-Iran war — and repurposing a gas pipeline to transport crude, Prince Abdulaziz said. 

The East-West pipeline was carrying 5.8 million barrels a day as of Oct. 6, the minister said last week, following the resumption of operations after a September drone attack. Its wartime role been critical both for crude exports from the port of Yanbu on the Red Sea, and to supply refineries on the kingdom’s west coast.

“We may end up with 10 million barrels within the next two to three years,” he told the WPC Energy Congress in Riyadh on Monday. “We are improving the pump stations of the East-West pipeline.”

The repurposed gas pipeline could carry about 1.2 million barrels a day of crude within seven to eight weeks, with further investment potentially raising that volume to 3 million, the minister said. 

The initial arrangement would be temporary. Prince Abdulaziz said he had told Saudi Aramco Chief Executive Officer Amin Nasser that the pipeline could transport oil until May, after which it would need to be cleaned and returned to service for domestic gas supplies during the summer.

The kingdom is working with Aramco on dual-use capability, installing pumping stations and compressors so the pipeline can carry oil or gas depending on circumstances, he said.

The minister also highlighted the value of the East-West pipeline during the crisis, saying its use had more than recovered its cost. The route connects Saudi Arabia’s eastern oil-producing region with the Red Sea, providing an alternative to shipping crude through the Strait of Hormuz.❞</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="en" dir="ltr"><p>Saudi Eyes 10 Million Barrels a Day of Oil Pipe Capacity<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008342125'>▻</a></span><a href="https://gcaptain.com/saudi-eyes-10-million-barrels-a-day-of-oil-pipe-capacity" class='spip_out' title="Saudi Eyes 10 Million Barrels a Day of Oil Pipe Capacity" hreflang="en"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'>gcaptain.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>saudi-eyes-10-million-barrels</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>-a-day-of-oil-pipe-capacity</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="en" dir="ltr"><p> Oct 12, 2026 (Bloomberg) –Saudi Arabia is looking at ways to expand its oil pipeline capacity to destinations outside the Persian Gulf to 10 million barrels a day within two to three years, said Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman.</p><p>As the kingdom fends off waves of&nbsp;Houthi attacks&nbsp;on energy and aviation infrastructure, it is seeking to increase its&nbsp;resilience. The plans include improvements to pumping stations on the East-West pipeline — the key conduit for exports since the start of the US-Iran war — and repurposing a gas pipeline to transport crude, Prince Abdulaziz said.&nbsp;</p><p>The East-West pipeline was carrying 5.8 million barrels a day as of Oct. 6, the minister said last week, following the resumption of operations after a September drone attack. Its wartime role been critical both for crude exports from the port of Yanbu on the Red Sea, and to supply refineries on the kingdom’s west coast.</p><p>“We may end up with 10 million barrels within the next two to three years,” he told the WPC Energy Congress in Riyadh on Monday. “We are improving the pump stations of the East-West pipeline.”</p><p>The repurposed gas pipeline could carry about 1.2 million barrels a day of crude within seven to eight weeks, with further investment potentially raising that volume to 3 million, the minister said.&nbsp;</p><p>The initial arrangement would be temporary. Prince Abdulaziz said he had told Saudi Aramco Chief Executive Officer Amin Nasser that the pipeline could transport oil until May, after which it would need to be cleaned and returned to service for domestic gas supplies during the summer.</p><p>The kingdom is working with Aramco on dual-use capability, installing pumping stations and compressors so the pipeline can carry oil or gas depending on circumstances, he said.</p><p>The minister also highlighted the value of the East-West pipeline during the crisis, saying its use had more than recovered its cost. The route connects Saudi Arabia’s eastern oil-producing region with the Red Sea, providing an alternative to shipping crude through the Strait of Hormuz. </p></blockquote></div>]]></content>
	
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	<title>Deadly Attacks on Saudi Arabia Risk Wider War That Draws In US</title>
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	<published>2026-10-13T13:37:59Z</published>
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❝(Bloomberg) — This weekend’s deadly attacks on Riyadh’s main airport have demonstrated the ability of Yemen’s Houthis to strike at the heart of Saudi power, raising the risk of a dangerous escalation that could draw in the US.

Saturday’s strike killed 12 people and wounded 309, while an attack on Sunday killed one person and injured 11. The Houthis swiftly claimed the attacks, saying they were a response to “Saudi aggression,” including a strike on the airport in the Yemeni capital of Sanaa.

Saudi fighter jets are already backing a counteroffensive by Yemeni government forces after the Houthis seized territory near Bab el-Mandeb, a critical chokepoint for global shipping at the southern entrance to the Red Sea.

The Houthis had largely stayed on the sidelines after the US-Israeli war against Iran began in February. But the latest offensive illustrates how the group — a member of Iran’s so-called axis of resistance — has developed into its own autonomous fighting force, with its own sophisticated weapons supply chain and an ability to operate and escalate as they see fit, at times in coordination with the Islamic Republic. 

Despite the airport strikes and fresh tanker attacks around the Strait of Hormuz, oil dropped on Monday. Traders instead weighed President Donald Trump’s claim of an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, with Brent crude slipping below $104 a barrel after a two-day gain.

The attacks put de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman under mounting pressure to escalate a war the country has spent years trying to escape, against an opponent that’s arguably more capable than it’s ever been. They also present difficult choices for the US and the kingdom’s new defense partners, Turkey and Pakistan, over how far to go in helping Saudi Arabia respond.

“By escalating their attacks, they are trying to pressure Saudi Arabia into stepping back and halting its air campaign,” said Ahmed Nagi, the International Crisis Group’s senior analyst for Yemen. “Riyadh sees these strikes as a serious escalation, particularly given their unprecedented nature, and is likely to respond with greater military pressure.”

With an American among those killed on Saturday, Trump also faces growing pressure to act. Asked on Saturday whether the US would join strikes against the Houthis, he said: “We may. We’re going to look at it.”

“Riyadh will want direct US strikes against the Houthis, air defense capabilities, increased intelligence sharing, and political cover for an intensified campaign in Yemen,” said William Usher, a former senior Middle East analyst at the Central Intelligence Agency.

The Saudi-led coalition blamed the Houthis for Saturday’s attack, calling it “a full-fledged war crime.” 

Saudi Arabia led a coalition that intervened in Yemen in 2015 to restore the internationally recognized government, only to spend years bombing the Houthis without dislodging them. A UN-brokered truce in 2022 sharply reduced the fighting and offered Riyadh a way to wind down its involvement while the militant group’s capabilities and reach grew.

Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan and his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araghchi discussed the latest escalation in the region in a phone call, according to a report Sunday by the state-run Saudi Press Agency.

Saudi Arabia has spent billions of dollars building one of the region’s most sophisticated militaries, equipped with American F-15 fighter jets and Patriot missile defenses whose interceptors cost as much as $5 million apiece. Yet repeated strikes have shuttered the international airport serving its capital, grounding hundreds of flights and forcing schools to move online.

The attacks may be a sign of the pressure the Houthis are facing in Yemen. After the group seized the Red Sea port of Mokha and territory near Bab el-Mandeb last month, Yemeni government forces launched a counteroffensive backed by Saudi warplanes. The coalition says it has recaptured Mokha and destroyed scores of Houthi military targets.Play Video

“The Houthis are feeling the impact of the Saudi airstrikes carried out over the past few days in areas under their control,” Nagi said. “They have lost a significant number of fighters, and several strategic sites have been hit, including drone workshops, arms depots and telecommunications towers.”

Still, the Houthis retain an arsenal of Iranian-designed ballistic missiles capable of reaching Riyadh and cheap attack drones that can be assembled locally. The group has survived years of Saudi and US bombing campaigns, and the latest strikes demonstrate how difficult it may be to stop it from inflicting further damage on the kingdom.

“They appear to have enough cheap drones and missiles, as well as the know-how, to conduct long-range strikes against Saudi civilian infrastructure, which is a soft target,” said Stacie Pettyjohn, a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security think tank who previously worked in strategy at the Pentagon. 

The attacks also present difficult choices for Saudi Arabia’s allies, starting with the US, which launched major strikes against the Houthis last year before agreeing to a truce. Trump has sought to avoid further military escalation with Iran ahead of November’s midterm elections, and Washington has so far limited its support for the Saudi offensive to intelligence sharing. 

“It is very unlikely that the Saudis can stop the attacks if the US could not — short of sending in ground forces or dramatically improving the capability of the Yemeni fighters it is supporting,” Pettyjohn said. “Suppression requires constant air patrols searching for launchers, which is difficult. And the Yemenis seem to have used the time since the ceasefire with the US to rearm.”

Riyadh has grown frustrated with the limited assistance from its Western allies, according to people familiar with the matter. Britain has provided an air-refueling aircraft, but Saudi requests for additional defensive support in recent weeks have yet to be approved, said the people, requesting anonymity to discuss sensitive matters. France said it will dispatch defensive military equipment to the Saudi Red Sea port of Yanbu.

The escalation also poses a test for Turkey and Pakistan, which signed a defense pact with Saudi Arabia in August, known as the Mecca Defense Alliance. Both have signaled willingness to send troops or weapons to help defend the kingdom, but Turkey has ruled out joining offensive operations against the Houthis.

For Saudi Arabia, the Houthis’ success comes at a challenging time. The kingdom is set to host a series of events aimed at pitching itself as one of the world’s most lucrative investment plays. That includes its flagship Future Investment Initiative, often dubbed Davos in the Desert, which draws Wall Street titans from Goldman Sachs’ David Solomon to BlackRock’s Larry Fink.

Executives at top oil firms including BP and Shell pulled out of the World Petroleum Congress scheduled to start on Sunday, in a sign of how the attacks are already disrupting business in Riyadh. The capital’s financial district, home to the kingdom’s sovereign wealth fund and major foreign banks and consultancies, also shifted to remote work.

The UK government warned Sunday against all but essential travel to Jeddah and Dammam, as well as to all Saudi airports except for Medina. It suggested British citizens consider departing Saudi Arabia via land to neighboring countries.

The Federal Aviation Administration on Sunday issued a warning to all US airlines to exercise caution flying to or over parts of Saudi Arabia “at all altitudes.”

Australia on Monday updated its advice for Riyadh’s main airport to “Do not Travel” and advised citizens to reconsider their need to travel to Saudi Arabia.

The attacks come as the Middle East’s largest economy faces growing financial strain after years of heavy spending on the crown prince’s Vision 2030 transformation agenda. The government this month increased its budget deficit projection and said the economy will probably contract 3.6% this year, making foreign investment and financing even more critical.

“The latest events may be a disruption to foreign investment but investors and partners won’t be pulling out. They will be observing and waiting to get in,” said Said El-Saadi, chief executive of Access KSA, a Saudi-based international business advisory firm.

Still, Saudi leaders may conclude they have little choice but to escalate if they want to end the attacks and restore peace.

“The Houthis have always been aggressive and willing to take risks,” said Nadwa Al-Dawsari, associate fellow at the Middle East Institute. “They only back down when faced with a credible threat, and so far, they haven’t faced one.”❞</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="en" dir="ltr"><p>Deadly Attacks on Saudi Arabia Risk Wider War That Draws In US<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008342124'>▻</a></span><a href="https://gcaptain.com/deadly-attacks-on-saudi-arabia-risk-wider-war-that-draws-in-us" class='spip_out' title="Deadly Attacks on Saudi Arabia Risk Wider War That Draws In US" hreflang="en"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'>gcaptain.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>deadly-attacks-on-saudi-arabi</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>a-risk-wider-war-that-draws-in-us</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="en" dir="ltr"><p> (Bloomberg) — This weekend’s deadly attacks on Riyadh’s main airport have demonstrated the ability of Yemen’s Houthis to strike at the heart of Saudi power, raising the risk of a dangerous escalation that could draw in the US.</p><p>Saturday’s strike killed 12 people and wounded 309, while an attack on Sunday killed one person and injured 11. The Houthis swiftly claimed the attacks, saying they were a response to “Saudi aggression,” including a strike on the airport in the Yemeni capital of Sanaa.</p><p>Saudi fighter jets are already backing a counteroffensive by Yemeni government forces after the Houthis seized territory near Bab el-Mandeb, a critical chokepoint for global shipping at the southern entrance to the Red Sea.</p><p>The Houthis had largely stayed on the sidelines after the US-Israeli war against Iran began in February. But the latest offensive illustrates how the group — a member of Iran’s so-called axis of resistance — has developed into its own autonomous fighting force, with its own sophisticated weapons supply chain and an ability to operate and escalate as they see fit, at times in coordination with the Islamic Republic.&nbsp;</p><p>Despite the airport strikes and fresh tanker attacks around the Strait of Hormuz, oil dropped on Monday. Traders instead weighed President Donald Trump’s claim of an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, with Brent crude slipping below $104 a barrel after a two-day gain.</p><p>The attacks put de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman under mounting pressure to escalate a war the country has spent years trying to escape, against an opponent that’s arguably more capable than it’s ever been. They also present difficult choices for the US and the kingdom’s new defense partners, Turkey and Pakistan, over how far to go in helping Saudi Arabia respond.</p><p>“By escalating their attacks, they are trying to pressure Saudi Arabia into stepping back and halting its air campaign,” said Ahmed Nagi, the International Crisis Group’s senior analyst for Yemen. “Riyadh sees these strikes as a serious escalation, particularly given their unprecedented nature, and is likely to respond with greater military pressure.”</p><p>With an American among those killed on Saturday, Trump also faces growing pressure to act. Asked on Saturday whether the US would join strikes against the Houthis, he said: “We may. We’re going to look at it.”</p><p>“Riyadh will want direct US strikes against the Houthis, air defense capabilities, increased intelligence sharing, and political cover for an intensified campaign in Yemen,” said William Usher, a former senior Middle East analyst at the Central Intelligence Agency.</p><p>The Saudi-led coalition blamed the Houthis for Saturday’s attack, calling it “a full-fledged war crime.”&nbsp;</p><p>Saudi Arabia led a coalition that intervened in Yemen in 2015 to restore the internationally recognized government, only to spend years bombing the Houthis without dislodging them. A UN-brokered truce in 2022 sharply reduced the fighting and offered Riyadh a way to wind down its involvement while the militant group’s capabilities and reach grew.</p><p>Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan and his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araghchi discussed the latest escalation in the region in a phone call, according to a report Sunday by the state-run Saudi Press Agency.</p><p>Saudi Arabia has spent billions of dollars building one of the region’s most sophisticated militaries, equipped with American F-15 fighter jets and Patriot missile defenses whose interceptors cost as much as $5 million apiece. Yet repeated strikes have shuttered the international airport serving its capital, grounding hundreds of flights and forcing schools to move online.</p><p>The attacks may be a sign of the pressure the Houthis are facing in Yemen. After the group seized the Red Sea port of Mokha and territory near Bab el-Mandeb last month, Yemeni government forces launched a counteroffensive backed by Saudi warplanes. The coalition says it has recaptured Mokha and destroyed scores of Houthi military targets.Play Video</p><p>“The Houthis are feeling the impact of the Saudi airstrikes carried out over the past few days in areas under their control,” Nagi said. “They have lost a significant number of fighters, and several strategic sites have been hit, including drone workshops, arms depots and telecommunications towers.”</p><p>Still, the Houthis retain an arsenal of Iranian-designed ballistic missiles capable of reaching Riyadh and cheap attack drones that can be assembled locally. The group has survived years of Saudi and US bombing campaigns, and the latest strikes demonstrate how difficult it may be to stop it from inflicting further damage on the kingdom.</p><p>“They appear to have enough cheap drones and missiles, as well as the know-how, to conduct long-range strikes against Saudi civilian infrastructure, which is a soft target,” said Stacie Pettyjohn, a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security think tank who previously worked in strategy at the Pentagon.&nbsp;</p><p>The attacks also present difficult choices for Saudi Arabia’s allies, starting with the US, which launched major strikes against the Houthis last year before agreeing to a truce. Trump has sought to avoid further military escalation with Iran ahead of November’s midterm elections, and Washington has so far limited its support for the Saudi offensive to intelligence sharing.&nbsp;</p><p>“It is very unlikely that the Saudis can stop the attacks if the US could not — short of sending in ground forces or dramatically improving the capability of the Yemeni fighters it is supporting,” Pettyjohn said. “Suppression requires constant air patrols searching for launchers, which is difficult. And the Yemenis seem to have used the time since the ceasefire with the US to rearm.”</p><p>Riyadh has grown frustrated with the limited assistance from its Western allies, according to people familiar with the matter. Britain has provided an air-refueling aircraft, but Saudi requests for additional defensive support in recent weeks have yet to be approved, said the people, requesting anonymity to discuss sensitive matters. France said it will dispatch defensive military equipment to the Saudi Red Sea port of Yanbu.</p><p>The escalation also poses a test for Turkey and Pakistan, which signed a defense pact with Saudi Arabia in August, known as the Mecca Defense Alliance. Both have&nbsp;signaled willingness&nbsp;to send troops or weapons to help defend the kingdom, but Turkey has&nbsp;ruled out&nbsp;joining offensive operations against the Houthis.</p><p>For Saudi Arabia, the Houthis’ success comes at a challenging time. The kingdom is set to host a series of events aimed at pitching itself as one of the world’s most lucrative investment plays. That includes its flagship Future Investment Initiative, often dubbed Davos in the Desert, which draws Wall Street titans from Goldman Sachs’ David Solomon to BlackRock’s Larry Fink.</p><p>Executives at top oil firms including BP and Shell pulled out of the World Petroleum Congress scheduled to start on Sunday, in a sign of how the attacks are already disrupting business in Riyadh. The capital’s financial district, home to the kingdom’s sovereign wealth fund and major foreign banks and consultancies, also shifted to remote work.</p><p>The UK government warned Sunday against all but essential travel to Jeddah and Dammam, as well as to all Saudi airports except for Medina. It suggested British citizens consider departing Saudi Arabia via land to neighboring countries.</p><p>The Federal Aviation Administration on Sunday issued a warning to all US airlines to exercise caution flying to or over parts of Saudi Arabia “at all altitudes.”</p><p>Australia on Monday updated its advice for Riyadh’s main airport to “Do not Travel” and advised citizens to reconsider their need to travel to Saudi Arabia.</p><p>The attacks come as the Middle East’s largest economy faces growing financial strain after years of heavy spending on the crown prince’s Vision 2030 transformation agenda. The government&nbsp;this month&nbsp;increased its budget deficit projection and said the economy will probably contract 3.6% this year, making foreign investment and financing even more critical.</p><p>“The latest events may be a disruption to foreign investment but investors and partners won’t be pulling out. They will be observing and waiting to get in,” said Said El-Saadi, chief executive of Access KSA, a Saudi-based international business advisory firm.</p><p>Still, Saudi leaders may conclude they have little choice but to escalate if they want to end the attacks and restore peace.</p><p>“The Houthis have always been aggressive and willing to take risks,” said Nadwa Al-Dawsari, associate fellow at the Middle East Institute. “They only back down when faced with a credible threat, and so far, they haven’t faced one.” </p></blockquote></div>]]></content>
	
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	<title>Six Ships Struck in Single Day as Hormuz Attacks Accelerate</title>
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	<published>2026-10-13T13:35:56Z</published>
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❝Six commercial vessels were reported struck in and around the Strait of Hormuz on October 11, including five tankers and a container ship, as attacks on merchant shipping continue to escalate across the region.

UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) issued five additional attack warnings, four of them time-late reports, adding to an earlier tanker attack already documented in Sunday’s Joint Maritime Information Center (JMIC) advisory.

The six reports describe five vessels struck while transiting the Strait of Hormuz and a sixth tanker attacked near Sohar anchorage, Oman, in the Gulf of Oman.

The latest warnings, numbered 165-26 through 169-26, include an outbound product tanker, an outbound crude oil tanker, another outbound tanker and an inbound container ship, all struck by unidentified projectiles while passing through the strait.

UKMTO confirmed that the crew of one outbound tanker was safe, although the environmental impact remained unknown. The other reports provided no details on casualties or the extent of damage.

The fifth incident involved a tanker near Sohar anchorage that was struck by an uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV). UKMTO initially classified the incident as suspicious activity before upgrading it to an attack. Local authorities were assisting with the evacuation of the crew, while damage and environmental assessments remained incomplete.

An earlier attack, reported under UKMTO warning 164-26, involved another outbound tanker struck on its port side by an unidentified projectile. According to JMIC, the vessel sustained damage to its steering gear room and port-side water tank. No injuries were reported, and the tanker was proceeding to Fujairah anchorage.

The six reported attacks add to a growing series of incidents since late September, with ships struck while entering and leaving the Strait of Hormuz, at anchor off the United Arab Emirates and elsewhere inside the Persian Gulf.

The reports also underscore the difficulty of establishing the full extent of the attacks as they happen. Four of the latest incidents were reported after the fact, meaning security assessments and official incident counts may not reflect the most recent attacks.

The latest incidents follow a JMIC advisory issued Sunday that maintained the Strait of Hormuz security threat at SEVERE, its second-highest classification, warning that further deliberate attacks on merchant shipping were highly likely.

At the time of that assessment, JMIC had recorded three confirmed attacks in the Strait of Hormuz over the preceding 72 hours, including an earlier incident reported late. The four additional time-late reports now add to an already deteriorating security picture.

JMIC also warned that attacks were spreading beyond the strait’s transit lanes, with vessels targeted at anchorages and inside the Persian Gulf.

The escalation comes as the United States continues efforts to restore commercial shipping through Hormuz despite continuing attacks.

According to JMIC, U.S. Naval Cooperation and Guidance for Shipping (NCAGS) data showed approximately 29 vessel transits per day over the preceding 72 hours, compared with a historical average of roughly 138 daily transits. Independent tracking data, however, indicated substantially fewer vessels passing through the strait.

The differing figures reflect an ongoing gap between U.S.-reported transit activity and independently observed shipping movements.

The latest attacks also come amid continuing U.S. naval blockade operations against Iranian shipping. On October 10, U.S. forces disabled the bulk carrier Ocean Molica in the Gulf of Oman after the vessel allegedly attempted to evade the blockade, according to U.S. Central Command.

The U.S. military action was separate from the six attacks reported on October 11.

For commercial operators, the continuing strikes present a serious obstacle to any sustained recovery in traffic through the strait, regardless of whether navigational channels have been cleared or U.S. forces can facilitate individual passages.

The latest reports also highlight the continuing risks facing civilian crews as ships attempt to enter and leave the Persian Gulf.

UKMTO has urged vessels to transit with caution and report suspicious activity while authorities investigate the incidents.❞</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="en" dir="ltr"><p>Six Ships Struck in Single Day as Hormuz Attacks Accelerate<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008342123'>▻</a></span><a href="https://gcaptain.com/new-reports-reveal-five-more-ships-hit-near-hormuz" class='spip_out' title="Six Ships Struck in Single Day as Hormuz Attacks Accelerate" hreflang="en"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'>gcaptain.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>new-reports-reveal-five-more-</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>ships-hit-near-hormuz</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="en" dir="ltr"><p> Six commercial vessels were reported struck in and around the Strait of Hormuz on October 11, including five tankers and a container ship, as attacks on merchant shipping continue to escalate across the region.</p><p>UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) issued five additional attack warnings, four of them time-late reports, adding to an earlier tanker attack already documented in Sunday’s Joint Maritime Information Center (JMIC) advisory.</p><p>The six reports describe five vessels struck while transiting the Strait of Hormuz and a sixth tanker attacked near Sohar anchorage, Oman, in the Gulf of Oman.</p><p>The latest warnings, numbered 165-26 through 169-26, include an outbound product tanker, an outbound crude oil tanker, another outbound tanker and an inbound container ship, all struck by unidentified projectiles while passing through the strait.</p><p>UKMTO confirmed that the crew of one outbound tanker was safe, although the environmental impact remained unknown. The other reports provided no details on casualties or the extent of damage.</p><p>The fifth incident involved a tanker near Sohar anchorage that was struck by an uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV). UKMTO initially classified the incident as suspicious activity before upgrading it to an attack. Local authorities were assisting with the evacuation of the crew, while damage and environmental assessments remained incomplete.</p><p>An earlier attack, reported under UKMTO warning 164-26, involved another outbound tanker struck on its port side by an unidentified projectile. According to JMIC, the vessel sustained damage to its steering gear room and port-side water tank. No injuries were reported, and the tanker was proceeding to Fujairah anchorage.</p><p>The six reported attacks add to a growing series of incidents since late September, with ships struck while entering and leaving the Strait of Hormuz, at anchor off the United Arab Emirates and elsewhere inside the Persian Gulf.</p><p>The reports also underscore the difficulty of establishing the full extent of the attacks as they happen. Four of the latest incidents were reported after the fact, meaning security assessments and official incident counts may not reflect the most recent attacks.</p><p>The latest incidents follow a JMIC advisory issued Sunday that maintained the Strait of Hormuz security threat at SEVERE, its second-highest classification, warning that further deliberate attacks on merchant shipping were highly likely.</p><p>At the time of that assessment, JMIC had recorded three confirmed attacks in the Strait of Hormuz over the preceding 72 hours, including an earlier incident reported late. The four additional time-late reports now add to an already deteriorating security picture.</p><p>JMIC also warned that attacks were spreading beyond the strait’s transit lanes, with vessels targeted at anchorages and inside the Persian Gulf.</p><p>The escalation comes as the United States continues efforts to restore commercial shipping through Hormuz despite continuing attacks.</p><p>According to JMIC, U.S. Naval Cooperation and Guidance for Shipping (NCAGS) data showed approximately 29 vessel transits per day over the preceding 72 hours, compared with a historical average of roughly 138 daily transits. Independent tracking data, however, indicated substantially fewer vessels passing through the strait.</p><p>The differing figures reflect an ongoing gap between U.S.-reported transit activity and independently observed shipping movements.</p><p>The latest attacks also come amid continuing U.S. naval blockade operations against Iranian shipping. On October 10, U.S. forces disabled the bulk carrier Ocean Molica in the Gulf of Oman after the vessel allegedly attempted to evade the blockade, according to U.S. Central Command.</p><p>The U.S. military action was separate from the six attacks reported on October 11.</p><p>For commercial operators, the continuing strikes present a serious obstacle to any sustained recovery in traffic through the strait, regardless of whether navigational channels have been cleared or U.S. forces can facilitate individual passages.</p><p>The latest reports also highlight the continuing risks facing civilian crews as ships attempt to enter and leave the Persian Gulf.</p><p>UKMTO has urged vessels to transit with caution and report suspicious activity while authorities investigate the incidents. </p></blockquote></div>]]></content>
	
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	<id>urn:uuid:6ace3018-7608-4317-88c4-452ba64e4a51</id>
	<title>&#171; Nous avions les images de Gaza, mais pas le r&#233;cit du CRIME &#187; : filmer l'IMMONTRABLE avec NAZA -&#8230;</title>
	<author>
		<name>Simplicissimus  (@simplicissimus)</name>
		<uri>https://seenthis.net/people/simplicissimus</uri>
		<email>simplicissimus@seenthis.net</email>
		
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	<published>2026-10-13T13:20:24Z</published>
	<updated>2026-10-13T13:20:24Z</updated>
	
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	<summary>"Nous avions les images de Gaza, mais pas le récit du CRIME" : filmer l’IMMONTRABLE avec NAZA - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMOmlcMY-F0

❝"Naza" fait le choix de ne pas montrer directement les scènes de violence à Gaza. 
Le documentaire repose sur les témoignages de 24 officiers israéliens qui décrivent les méthodes de ciblage et les opérations militaires auxquelles ils ont participé.

Une expérience de cinéma radicale, qui interroge notre manière de représenter la guerre et ce que les mots peuvent produire lorsque les images font défaut. 

Pour en parler :
🎙️ Nadav Lapid, réalisateur et écrivain
🎙️ Antoine Guillot, journaliste, critique de cinéma et de bandes dessinées, producteur de Plan large sur France Culture

00:00 — « naza » : comment filmer l’immontrable ?
01:45 — pourquoi le documentaire fait-il autant polémique ?
03:40 — yuval abraham : le journaliste derrière le film
05:30 — 24 soldats israéliens racontent la mécanique des frappes
08:00 — intelligence artificielle, cibles et victimes civiles
10:30 — comment vérifier les témoignages du film ?
12:40 — pourquoi « naza » est-il si explosif en israël ?
15:00 — montrer ce qui ne peut pas être filmé
17:20 — de « shoah » à « naza » : comment filmer un crime sans images ?
19:40 — tel aviv, personnage à part entière du documentaire
21:30 — « nous avions les images de gaza, mais pas le récit du crime »
23:30 — un film sur la déshumanisation et l’empathie
25:20 — le rêve israélien de tel aviv face à la destruction de gaza❞</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p>&laquo;&nbsp;Nous avions les images de Gaza, mais pas le récit du CRIME&nbsp;&raquo;&nbsp;: filmer l’IMMONTRABLE avec NAZA - YouTube<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008342119'>▻</a></span><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMOmlcMY-F0" class='spip_out' title="- YouTube"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'><span class='lien_www'>www.</span>youtube.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_fin'>watch?v=JMOmlcMY-F0</span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p> "Naza" fait le choix de ne pas montrer directement les scènes de violence à Gaza.<br>Le documentaire repose sur les témoignages de 24 officiers israéliens qui décrivent les méthodes de ciblage et les opérations militaires auxquelles ils ont participé.</p><p>Une expérience de cinéma radicale, qui interroge notre manière de représenter la guerre et ce que les mots peuvent produire lorsque les images font défaut.</p><p>Pour en parler&nbsp;:<br>🎙️ Nadav Lapid, réalisateur et écrivain<br>🎙️ Antoine Guillot, journaliste, critique de cinéma et de bandes dessinées, producteur de Plan large sur France Culture</p><p>00:00 &mdash; &#171;&nbsp;naza&nbsp;&#187;&nbsp;: comment filmer l’immontrable&nbsp;?<br>01:45 &mdash; pourquoi le documentaire fait-il autant polémique&nbsp;?<br>03:40 &mdash; yuval abraham&nbsp;: le journaliste derrière le film<br>05:30 &mdash; 24 soldats israéliens racontent la mécanique des frappes<br>08:00 &mdash; intelligence artificielle, cibles et victimes civiles<br>10:30 &mdash; comment vérifier les témoignages du film&nbsp;?<br>12:40 &mdash; pourquoi &#171;&nbsp;naza&nbsp;&#187; est-il si explosif en israël&nbsp;?<br>15:00 &mdash; montrer ce qui ne peut pas être filmé<br>17:20 &mdash; de &#171;&nbsp;shoah&nbsp;&#187; à &#171;&nbsp;naza&nbsp;&#187;&nbsp;: comment filmer un crime sans images&nbsp;?<br>19:40 &mdash; tel aviv, personnage à part entière du documentaire<br>21:30 &mdash; &#171;&nbsp;nous avions les images de gaza, mais pas le récit du crime&nbsp;&#187;<br>23:30 &mdash; un film sur la déshumanisation et l’empathie<br>25:20 &mdash; le rêve israélien de tel aviv face à la destruction de gaza </p></blockquote></div>]]></content>
	
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	<id>urn:uuid:6ace2d05-448c-45bb-a26c-440549c01ddc</id>
	<title>Comment l'infiltration raciste parmi les lyc&#233;ens a cr&#233;&#233; le m&#232;me &#171; Bismillah_c'est_les_t&#233;n&#232;bres &#187; -&#8230;</title>
	<author>
		<name>Simplicissimus  (@simplicissimus)</name>
		<uri>https://seenthis.net/people/simplicissimus</uri>
		<email>simplicissimus@seenthis.net</email>
		
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	<published>2026-10-13T13:07:17Z</published>
	<updated>2026-10-13T13:09:07Z</updated>
	
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	<summary>Comment l'infiltration raciste parmi les lycéens a créé le mème "#Bismillah_c'est_les_ténèbres" - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYjlQ60yOmg</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p>Comment l’infiltration raciste parmi les lycéens a créé le mème &laquo;&nbsp;<span class='lien_tag'>#<a href='https://seenthis.net/tag/bismillah_c%27est_les_t%C3%A9n%C3%A8bres'>Bismillah_c'est_les_ténèbres</a></span>&nbsp;&raquo; - YouTube<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008342116'>▻</a></span><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYjlQ60yOmg" class='spip_out' title="- YouTube"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'><span class='lien_www'>www.</span>youtube.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_fin'>watch?v=vYjlQ60yOmg</span></span></a></span></p></div>]]></content>
	
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	<id>urn:uuid:6ace167d-36f8-47c5-b958-433e1f9aba5a</id>
	<title>Data centers : pourquoi les frappes de drones sur Yandex en Russie inqui&#232;tent le secteur du cloud</title>
	<author>
		<name>Simplicissimus  (@simplicissimus)</name>
		<uri>https://seenthis.net/people/simplicissimus</uri>
		<email>simplicissimus@seenthis.net</email>
		
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	<published>2026-10-13T11:31:09Z</published>
	<updated>2026-10-13T11:31:09Z</updated>
	
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	<summary>Data centers : pourquoi les frappes de drones sur Yandex en Russie inquiètent le secteur du cloud
https://www.latribune.fr/article/tech/12241525731335/data-centers-pourquoi-les-frappes-de-drones-sur-yandex-en-russie-inquietent-le-secteur-du-cloud

❝*Touché par trois frappes de drones la semaine dernière, le géant russe Yandex a subi une paralysie majeure de ses services cloud. Un épisode qui met en lumière la vulnérabilité physique des centres de données face aux attaques hybrides et les risques de perte de données des entreprises.*

Impossible de commander un taxi, d'effectuer des paiements ou de se faire livrer… Les Russes ont subi dimanche 11 octobre le dysfonctionnement de plusieurs services de Yandex, l’équivalent russe de Google. Le géant a essuyé, depuis jeudi dernier et à trois reprises, des frappes de drones sur ses data centers. De quoi paralyser toute son infrastructure cloud. Les attaques auraient même permis de réduire l'activité des bots russes, ces comptes automatisés et anonyme qui inondent les réseaux sociaux de messages de désinformation, selon des experts.

Après les attaques contre les raffineries, les centrales électriques ou encore les dépôts de e-commerce, c'est au tour des data center de devenir la nouvelle cible privilégiée des attaques de drones dans le conflit opposant la Russie à l’Ukraine. « Quand on en veut à un pays, on se rend compte que la méthode la plus simple, c’est de s'attaquer aux data centers », argue Alain Bouillé, délégué général du Cesin, le Club des Experts de la Sécurité de l'Information et du Numérique. « Là où le hacking classique s'avère compliqué, il suffit ici d'un drone et d'une charge explosive », complète-t-il. Un rappel de la dépendance des infrastructures critiques et de leur vulnérabilité face aux attaques de drones.

*Un nuage bien physique*
Les données ne sont pas hébergées miraculeusement dans le cloud. « Ce nuage dont on nous parle depuis 20 ans n’existe pas, ce sont des data centers qui ne répliquent pas forcément les données d’un endroit à un autre », complète Alain Bouillé. Une situation loin de la promesse des fournisseurs du cloud d’avoir accès de manière illimitée aux données car elles seraient répliquées « aux quatre coins de la planète ». Lorsqu’un data center part en fumée, ce sont potentiellement des données qui ne seront jamais récupérées. Une menace existentielle pour les entreprises.❞

#paywall</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p>Data centers&nbsp;: pourquoi les frappes de drones sur Yandex en Russie inquiètent le secteur du cloud<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008342073'>▻</a></span><a href="https://www.latribune.fr/article/tech/12241525731335/data-centers-pourquoi-les-frappes-de-drones-sur-yandex-en-russie-inquietent-le-secteur-du-cloud" class='spip_out' title="pourquoi les frappes de drones sur Yandex en Russie inquiètent le secteur du cloud" hreflang="fr"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'><span class='lien_www'>www.</span>latribune.fr</span>/</span><span class='lien_off'>article/</span><span class='lien_off'>tech/</span><span class='lien_off'>12241525731335/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>data-centers-pourquoi-les-fra</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>ppes-de-drones-sur-yandex-en-russie-inquieten</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p> <strong>Touché par trois frappes de drones la semaine dernière, le géant russe Yandex a subi une paralysie majeure de ses services cloud. Un épisode qui met en lumière la vulnérabilité physique des centres de données face aux attaques hybrides et les risques de perte de données des entreprises.</strong></p><p>Impossible de commander un taxi, d’effectuer des paiements ou de se faire livrer… Les Russes ont subi dimanche&nbsp;11 octobre le dysfonctionnement de plusieurs services de Yandex, l’équivalent russe de Google. Le géant a essuyé, depuis jeudi dernier et à trois reprises, des frappes de drones sur ses data centers. De quoi paralyser toute son infrastructure cloud. Les attaques auraient même permis de réduire l’activité des bots russes, ces comptes automatisés et anonyme qui inondent les réseaux sociaux de messages de désinformation, selon des experts.</p><p>Après les attaques contre les raffineries, les centrales électriques ou encore les dépôts de e-commerce, c’est au tour des data center de devenir la nouvelle cible privilégiée des attaques de drones dans le conflit opposant la Russie à l’Ukraine. &#171;&nbsp;Quand on en veut à un pays, on se rend compte que la méthode la plus simple, c’est de s’attaquer aux data centers&nbsp;&#187;, argue Alain Bouillé, délégué général du Cesin, le Club des Experts de la Sécurité de l’Information et du Numérique. &#171;&nbsp;Là où le hacking classique s’avère compliqué, il suffit ici d’un drone et d’une charge explosive&nbsp;&#187;, complète-t-il. Un rappel de la dépendance des infrastructures critiques et de leur vulnérabilité face aux attaques de drones.</p><p><strong>Un nuage bien physique</strong><br>Les données ne sont pas hébergées miraculeusement dans le cloud. &#171;&nbsp;Ce nuage dont on nous parle depuis 20 ans n’existe pas, ce sont des data centers qui ne répliquent pas forcément les données d’un endroit à un autre&nbsp;&#187;, complète Alain Bouillé. Une situation loin de la promesse des fournisseurs du cloud d’avoir accès de manière illimitée aux données car elles seraient répliquées &#171;&nbsp;aux quatre coins de la planète&nbsp;&#187;. Lorsqu’un data center part en fumée, ce sont potentiellement des données qui ne seront jamais récupérées. Une menace existentielle pour les entreprises. </p></blockquote><p><span class='lien_tag'>#<a href='https://seenthis.net/tag/paywall'>paywall</a></span></p></div>]]></content>
	
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	<entry>
	<id>urn:uuid:6acdd3bf-124c-4019-90af-4dd3647e170e</id>
	<title>Concern after Europeans endorse US science agenda</title>
	<author>
		<name>BigGrizzly  (@biggrizzly)</name>
		<uri>https://seenthis.net/people/biggrizzly</uri>
		<email>biggrizzly@seenthis.net</email>
		
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	<published>2026-10-13T06:46:23Z</published>
	<updated>2026-10-13T06:46:23Z</updated>
	
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	<summary>Concern after Europeans endorse US science agenda
https://sciencebusiness.net/news/international-news/concern-after-europeans-endorse-us-science-agenda

❝Germany, the UK, Italy and others joined calls for “new institutional models” despite fears of an anti-university motive by the Trump administration

Germany’s biggest research funder has said it is “concerned” after Berlin, plus several other European countries, endorsed a controversial US-led science policy statement. 

On October 4, the White House announced that 16 countries, including Germany, the UK, Italy, Greece, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Poland, Japan and South Korea had backed the Kyoto Vision for a Golden Age of Science.

The document, agreed on the margins of the annual Science and Technology in Society forum in Kyoto, which gathers science ministers from across the world, appears uncontroversial at first sight. It’s a one-page statement, without any concrete measures, that touches on reducing administrative burden on scientists, experimenting with new funding models and the use of “super intelligence” in science, the Trump administration’s preferred term for artificial intelligence.❞

Ah mais chez nous, on a Retailleau, Delga, Blanquert, Pécresse, Ciotti, Schiappa et Glucksmann, pour mettre en avant les Lumières et la rationalité, alors tu sais, on ne risque rien de la part de Trump !</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p>Concern after Europeans endorse US science agenda<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008341875'>▻</a></span><a href="https://sciencebusiness.net/news/international-news/concern-after-europeans-endorse-us-science-agenda" class='spip_out' title="Concern after Europeans endorse US science agenda" hreflang="en"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'>sciencebusiness.net</span>/</span><span class='lien_off'>news/</span><span class='lien_off'>international-news/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>concern-after-european</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>s-endorse-us-science-agenda</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="en" dir="ltr"><p> Germany, the UK, Italy and others joined calls for “new institutional models” despite fears of an anti-university motive by the Trump administration</p><p>Germany’s biggest research funder has said it is “concerned” after Berlin, plus several other European countries, endorsed a controversial US-led science policy statement.</p><p>On October 4, the White House announced that 16 countries, including Germany, the UK, Italy, Greece, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Poland, Japan and South Korea had backed the Kyoto Vision for a Golden Age of Science.</p><p>The document, agreed on the margins of the annual Science and Technology in Society forum in Kyoto, which gathers science ministers from across the world, appears uncontroversial at first sight. It’s a one-page statement, without any concrete measures, that touches on reducing administrative burden on scientists, experimenting with new funding models and the use of “super intelligence” in science, the Trump administration’s preferred term for artificial intelligence. </p></blockquote><p>Ah mais chez nous, on a Retailleau, Delga, Blanquert, Pécresse, Ciotti, Schiappa et Glucksmann, pour mettre en avant les Lumières et la rationalité, alors tu sais, on ne risque rien de la part de Trump&nbsp;!</p></div>]]></content>
	
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	<id>urn:uuid:6acdd3f5-a28c-4308-bbd8-41899b239640</id>
	<title>Indemnisation des accidents du travail : un d&#233;cret ouvre discr&#232;tement la voie &#224; la remise en cause&#8230;</title>
	<author>
		<name>BigGrizzly  (@biggrizzly)</name>
		<uri>https://seenthis.net/people/biggrizzly</uri>
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	<published>2026-10-13T06:47:17Z</published>
	<updated>2026-10-13T06:57:58Z</updated>
	
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	<summary>Indemnisation des accidents du travail : un décret ouvre discrètement la voie à la remise en cause de la prise en charge par les employeurs
https://blogs.alternatives-economiques.fr/groupeduvendredi/2026/10/13/indemnisation-des-accidents-du-travail-un-decret-ouvre-discretement-la-voie-a-la-remise-en-cause-de-la-prise-en-charge-par-les-employeurs


❝Une mesure est passée relativement inaperçue des media et du grand public, mais elle met radicalement à mal un des fondements les plus anciens de notre système de protection sociale. Elle consiste à abaisser drastiquement le plafond des indemnités journalières de la sécurité sociale en cas d’accident du travail. Rapporté à l’équivalent d’un SMIC mensuel, le plafond à été ramené de 6 à 1,8 SMIC.

Depuis la loi sur les accidents du travail de 1898, l’employeur est considéré comme responsable des accidents du travail et c’est à lui qu’incombe l’indemnisation des salariés accidentés. Cette loi est à l’origine de la première assurance sociale créée en France. Les accidents du travail et les maladies professionnelles sont aujourd’hui indemnisés par la branche risques professionnels (aussi appelée AT-MP pour accidents du travail et maladies professionnelles) de la sécurité sociale. Cette branche possède la spécificité de n’être alimentée que par des cotisations des employeurs contrairement aux autres branches qui en plus des cotisations employeurs étaient au moins initialement alimentées par des cotisations des salariés auxquelles a progressivement été substitué dans certaines branches la contribution sociale généralisée (CSG)[1]. En effet ce financement exclusif par les cotisations employeur est la traduction du principe de la loi de 1898 selon lequel l’employeur est responsable de l’accident. Une autre spécificité observée au cours des dernières décennies était que c’était la seule branche pour laquelle la recherche de l’équilibre se faisait encore par l’augmentation des cotisations lorsque les dépenses augmentaient. Rien de plus normal, s’il y a plus d’accidents, les sommes à indemniser sont plus élevés et les employeurs doivent donc cotiser davantage.❞</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p>Indemnisation des accidents du travail&nbsp;: un décret ouvre discrètement la voie à la remise en cause de la prise en charge par les employeurs<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008341877'>▻</a></span><a href="https://blogs.alternatives-economiques.fr/groupeduvendredi/2026/10/13/indemnisation-des-accidents-du-travail-un-decret-ouvre-discretement-la-voie-a-la-remise-en-cause-de-la-prise-en-charge-par-les-employeurs" class='spip_out' title="Indemnisation des accidents du travail : un décret ouvre discrètement la voie à la remise en cause de la prise en charge par les employeurs | L’éco de la présidentielle | L'éco de la présidentielle" hreflang="fr"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'>blogs.alternatives-economiques.fr</span>/</span><span class='lien_off'>groupeduvendredi/</span><span class='lien_off'>2026/</span><span class='lien_off'>10/</span><span class='lien_off'>13/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>indemnis</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>ation-des-accidents-du-travail-un-decret-ouvr</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p> Une mesure est passée relativement inaperçue des media et du grand public, mais elle met radicalement à mal un des fondements les plus anciens de notre système de protection sociale. Elle consiste à abaisser drastiquement le plafond des indemnités journalières de la sécurité sociale en cas d’accident du travail. Rapporté à l’équivalent d’un SMIC mensuel, le plafond à été ramené de 6 à 1,8 SMIC.</p><p>Depuis la loi sur les accidents du travail de 1898, l’employeur est considéré comme responsable des accidents du travail et c’est à lui qu’incombe l’indemnisation des salariés accidentés. Cette loi est à l’origine de la première assurance sociale créée en France. Les accidents du travail et les maladies professionnelles sont aujourd’hui indemnisés par la branche risques professionnels (aussi appelée AT-MP pour accidents du travail et maladies professionnelles) de la sécurité sociale. Cette branche possède la spécificité de n’être alimentée que par des cotisations des employeurs contrairement aux autres branches qui en plus des cotisations employeurs étaient au moins initialement alimentées par des cotisations des salariés auxquelles a progressivement été substitué dans certaines branches la contribution sociale généralisée (CSG)[1]. En effet ce financement exclusif par les cotisations employeur est la traduction du principe de la loi de 1898 selon lequel l’employeur est responsable de l’accident. Une autre spécificité observée au cours des dernières décennies était que c’était la seule branche pour laquelle la recherche de l’équilibre se faisait encore par l’augmentation des cotisations lorsque les dépenses augmentaient. Rien de plus normal, s’il y a plus d’accidents, les sommes à indemniser sont plus élevés et les employeurs doivent donc cotiser davantage. </p></blockquote></div>]]></content>
	
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	<entry>
	<id>urn:uuid:6acdd669-1f3c-4f17-879e-46a4ca14f5df</id>
	<title>Chez les femmes victimes de cancer du sein, la col&#232;re monte</title>
	<author>
		<name>BigGrizzly  (@biggrizzly)</name>
		<uri>https://seenthis.net/people/biggrizzly</uri>
		<email>biggrizzly@seenthis.net</email>
		
	</author>
	<published>2026-10-13T06:57:45Z</published>
	<updated>2026-10-13T06:57:45Z</updated>
	
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	<summary>Chez les femmes victimes de cancer du sein, la colère monte
https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/071026/chez-les-femmes-victimes-de-cancer-du-sein-la-colere-monte

❝Quand la maladie les frappe, elles sont sans cesse renvoyées à leur responsabilité individuelle. Et pour guérir, elles sont encouragées à être fortes. Trois femmes démontent ces clichés et politisent leur maladie.

« Octobre colère », c’est ainsi que Cancer colère propose de rebaptiser la campagne annuelle de sensibilisation au cancer du sein. « Non pas pour stigmatiser les personnes qui y trouvent du réconfort, mais pour dénoncer un système qui se moque de notre santé, et qui nous demande, en plus, d’être belles et de nous taire », explique Fleur Breteau, porte-parole de ce collectif qui réunit des malades, dont « beaucoup de femmes », et qui dénonce les causes environnementales des cancers.

(...)

« Il est plus facile d’exiger des gens qu’ils soient heureux que d’assainir l’environnement. Partons à la recherche de la joie n’est-ce pas, plutôt que d’une nourriture saine, d’un air propre et d’un avenir moins fou sur une terre vivable. » Audre Lorde

(...)❞</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p>Chez les femmes victimes de cancer du sein, la colère monte<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008341885'>▻</a></span><a href="https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/071026/chez-les-femmes-victimes-de-cancer-du-sein-la-colere-monte" class='spip_out' title="Chez les femmes victimes de cancer du sein, la colère monte"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'><span class='lien_www'>www.</span>mediapart.fr</span>/</span><span class='lien_off'>journal/</span><span class='lien_off'>france/</span><span class='lien_off'>071026/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>chez-les-femmes-victimes-de-c</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>ancer-du-sein-la-colere-monte</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p> Quand la maladie les frappe, elles sont sans cesse renvoyées à leur responsabilité individuelle. Et pour guérir, elles sont encouragées à être fortes. Trois femmes démontent ces clichés et politisent leur maladie.</p><p>&#171;&nbsp;Octobre colère&nbsp;&#187;, c’est ainsi que Cancer colère propose de rebaptiser la campagne annuelle de sensibilisation au cancer du sein. &#171;&nbsp;Non pas pour stigmatiser les personnes qui y trouvent du réconfort, mais pour dénoncer un système qui se moque de notre santé, et qui nous demande, en plus, d’être belles et de nous taire&nbsp;&#187;, explique Fleur Breteau, porte-parole de ce collectif qui réunit des malades, dont &#171;&nbsp;beaucoup de femmes&nbsp;&#187;, et qui dénonce les causes environnementales des cancers.</p><p>(...)</p><p>&#171;&nbsp;Il est plus facile d’exiger des gens qu’ils soient heureux que d’assainir l’environnement. Partons à la recherche de la joie n’est-ce pas, plutôt que d’une nourriture saine, d’un air propre et d’un avenir moins fou sur une terre vivable.&nbsp;&#187; Audre Lorde</p><p>(...) </p></blockquote></div>]]></content>
	
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	<entry>
	<id>urn:uuid:6acddc8b-3254-46af-bf68-46a4fa642904</id>
	<title>&#1585;&#1571;&#1610; &#1575;&#1604;&#1610;&#1608;&#1605;Today's Opinion&#1606;&#1578;&#1606;&#1610;&#1575;&#1607;&#1608; &#1610;&#1587;&#1593;&#1609; &#1576;&#1608;&#1587;&#1575;&#1591;&#1577;&#1613; &#1571;&#1605;&#1585;&#1610;&#1603;&#1610;&#1617;&#1577;&#1613; &#1604;&#1604;&#1578;&#1583;&#1617;&#1582;&#1604; &#1576;&#1575;&#1604;&#1589;&#1585;&#1575;&#1593; &#1605;&#1593; (&#1571;&#1606;&#1589;&#1575;&#1585; &#1575;&#1604;&#1604;&#1607;).. &#1576;&#1606; &#1587;&#1604;&#1605;&#1575;&#1606;&#8230;</title>
	<author>
		<name>gonzo  (@gonzo)</name>
		<uri>https://seenthis.net/people/gonzo</uri>
		<email>gonzo@seenthis.net</email>
		
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	<published>2026-10-13T07:23:55Z</published>
	<updated>2026-10-13T07:23:55Z</updated>
	
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	<summary>رأي اليومToday's Opinionنتنياهو يسعى بوساطةٍ أمريكيّةٍ للتدّخل بالصراع مع (أنصار الله).. بن سلمان يستخدّم الفيتو ويرفض إسرائيل.. 90 بالمائة من السعوديين يرفضون التطبيع
https://www.raialyoum.com/%d9%86%d8%aa%d9%86%d9%8a%d8%a7%d9%87%d9%88-%d9%8a%d8%b3%d8%b9%d9%89-%d8%a8%d9%88%d8%b3%d8%a7%d8%b7%d8%a9%d9%8d-%d8%a3%d9%85%d8%b1%d9%8a%d9%83%d9%8a%d9%91%d8%a9%d9%8d-%d9%84%d9%84%d8%aa%d8%af%d9%91/

_Rumeurs - crédibles à mon sens - de propositions israéliennes auprès des Saoudiens pour leur offrir de l'aide contre Ansar Allah (et l'Iran)._

❝في محاولةٍ بائسةٍ ويائسةٍ لاستغلال واستثمار الحرب في السعوديّة، وجريًا على العادة الإسرائيليّة، يعمل الكيان على الدخول في الحرب من أجل مصالحة الجيو-سياسيّة، والتي تتماشى وتلامس المصالح الأمريكيّة، وفي هذا السياق، كشف مصدرٌ دبلوماسيٌّ في دولة الاحتلال الإسرائيليّ النقاب عن أنّ رئيس الوزراء بنيامين نتنياهو، وبوساطةٍ أمريكيّةٍ، يسعى لإقناع السعودية بالسماح لإسرائيل بالتدخل في الصراع الدائر مع جماعة (أنصار الله) في اليمن، على حدّ تعبيره.
وأفاد مصدرٌ آخر مطلعٌ على التفاصيل، بحسب ما أوردته محللة الشؤون السياسيّة في صحيفة (هآرتس) العبريّة، أفاد أنّ الهدف هو “توحيد الجهود مع السعوديين”، وتطوير العلاقات مع المملكة، وتمهيد الطريق لاتفاق تطبيعٍ لاحقٍ.
وتابعت المصادر عينها قائلةً للصحيفة العبريّة إنّ ولي العهد السعودي الأمير محمد بن سلمان، لا يرغب في مساعدة إسرائيل في الحملة ضد (أنصار الله)، لأنّ انضمامه لإسرائيل سيسيئ إلى الرأي العام في المملكة. ورأى المصدر أنّ التدخل العسكريّ الإسرائيلي في اليمن “غير مقبولٍ” نظرًا لحقّ النقض (الفيتو) الذي يتمتع به بن سلمان.❞</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div><p>رأي اليومToday’s Opinionنتنياهو يسعى بوساطةٍ أمريكيّةٍ للتدّخل بالصراع مع (أنصار الله).. بن سلمان يستخدّم الفيتو ويرفض إسرائيل.. 90 بالمائة من السعوديين يرفضون التطبيع<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008341941'>▻</a></span><a href="https://www.raialyoum.com/%d9%86%d8%aa%d9%86%d9%8a%d8%a7%d9%87%d9%88-%d9%8a%d8%b3%d8%b9%d9%89-%d8%a8%d9%88%d8%b3%d8%a7%d8%b7%d8%a9%d9%8d-%d8%a3%d9%85%d8%b1%d9%8a%d9%83%d9%8a%d9%91%d8%a9%d9%8d-%d9%84%d9%84%d8%aa%d8%af%d9%91/" class='spip_out'><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'><span class='lien_www'>www.</span>raialyoum.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>%d9%86%d8%aa%d9%86%d9%8a%d8%</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>a7%d9%87%d9%88-%d9%8a%d8%b3%d8%b9%d9%89-%d8%a</span></span></span></a></span></p><p><em>Rumeurs - crédibles à mon sens - de propositions israéliennes auprès des Saoudiens pour leur offrir de l’aide contre Ansar Allah (et l’Iran).</em></p><blockquote lang="ar" dir="rtl"><p> في محاولةٍ بائسةٍ ويائسةٍ لاستغلال واستثمار الحرب في السعوديّة، وجريًا على العادة الإسرائيليّة، يعمل الكيان على الدخول في الحرب من أجل مصالحة الجيو-سياسيّة، والتي تتماشى وتلامس المصالح الأمريكيّة، وفي هذا السياق، كشف مصدرٌ دبلوماسيٌّ في دولة الاحتلال الإسرائيليّ النقاب عن أنّ رئيس الوزراء بنيامين نتنياهو، وبوساطةٍ أمريكيّةٍ، يسعى لإقناع السعودية بالسماح لإسرائيل بالتدخل في الصراع الدائر مع جماعة (أنصار الله) في اليمن، على حدّ تعبيره.<br>وأفاد مصدرٌ آخر مطلعٌ على التفاصيل، بحسب ما أوردته محللة الشؤون السياسيّة في صحيفة (هآرتس) العبريّة، أفاد أنّ الهدف هو “توحيد الجهود مع السعوديين”، وتطوير العلاقات مع المملكة، وتمهيد الطريق لاتفاق تطبيعٍ لاحقٍ.<br>وتابعت المصادر عينها قائلةً للصحيفة العبريّة إنّ ولي العهد السعودي الأمير محمد بن سلمان، لا يرغب في مساعدة إسرائيل في الحملة ضد (أنصار الله)، لأنّ انضمامه لإسرائيل سيسيئ إلى الرأي العام في المملكة. ورأى المصدر أنّ التدخل العسكريّ الإسرائيلي في اليمن “غير مقبولٍ” نظرًا لحقّ النقض (الفيتو) الذي يتمتع به بن سلمان. </p></blockquote></div>]]></content>
	
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	<id>urn:uuid:6acddd24-3238-49d0-a195-4e085aabe84e</id>
	<title>L'augmentation du d&#233;ficit s'explique principalement par la baisse des recettes fiscales</title>
	<author>
		<name>Rumor  (@rumor)</name>
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	<published>2026-10-13T07:26:28Z</published>
	<updated>2026-10-13T07:26:28Z</updated>
	
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	<summary><![CDATA[L'augmentation du déficit s'explique principalement par la baisse des recettes fiscales

https://www.facebook.com/laurentdupont34/posts/pfbid02AQNcfNeGTFf8Q9PxtmXrMnXq5bCsAZqRRuBCf3xSKXb1qCpYcVBnGzuBnjLdAyUJl

❝Quand Emmanuel Macron arrive au pouvoir en 2017, les prélèvements obligatoires (i.e. recettes fiscales) sont de 45,3% du PIB ; et les recettes publiques (y ajouter les recettes non fiscales telles que les revenus industriels et commerciaux, les revenus des services, les revenus du patrimoine de l'Etat, …) sont à 54,3% du PIB. 
En 2025, ces deux indicateurs sont respectivement à 43,6% et à 52,2% du PIB. L'alimentation des caisses de l'État s'est ainsi tarie de 2,1 points de PIB, le point de PIB en 2025 étant évalué à 30 Md€. 
Quand on lit les tableaux de l'INSEE, ces recettes semblent assez stables, mais en valeur absolue, et quand le premier ministre cherche 54 milliards d'euros d'économies pour bâtir le budget 2027 par rapport à 2026, 60 Md€ qui manquent dans les caisses de l'État, ça sent l'arnaque.
Depuis 2017, Emmanuel Macron a supprimé la taxe d'habitation sur les résidences principales (TH) et l'impôt de solidarité sur la fortune (ISF), il a remplacé l'impôt progressif sur le revenu des sociétés par le prélèvement forfaitaire unique (PFU), appelé aussi "flat tax", à 30%, il a réduit l'impôt sur les sociétés (IS) de 33,3% à 25%, il a mis en place la réduction ou la suppression d'impôts de production comme la contribution sur la valeur ajoutée des entreprises (CVAE), l'ancienne taxe professionnelle, qui s'éteint progressivement d'ici 2030, il a baisse les cotisations sociales, avec surtout des abattements sur les cotisations patronales pour les bas salaires, etc. Tous les bénéficiaires de ces baisses ou suppressions sont sectoriellement satisfaits, mais à l'échelle de la nation ce sont des « cadeaux fiscaux ».
Selon l’analyse de l’OFCE (Observatoire français des conjonctures économiques), la dégradation et le creusement du déficit public en France entre 2017 et 2024 s'expliquent principalement par un manque de recettes fiscales lié aux baisses d'impôts successives, plutôt que par une dérive des dépenses publiques. Entre 2017 et 2024, le déficit public de la France s’est accru de 2,4 points de PIB (atteignant 5,8 % du PIB en 2024). L'OFCE démontre que cette trajectoire coïncide presque parfaitement avec une diminution de 2,5 points de PIB du taux de prélèvements obligatoires sur la même période (notamment la suppression de la taxe d'habitation, la réduction de l'ISF transformé en IFI, ou la baisse des impôts de production et des cotisations).
L'OFCE note que si ces mesures ont été décidées pour stimuler l'offre et le pouvoir d'achat, l'absence d'économies équivalentes en dépenses a structurellement dégradé le solde public par rapport à nos voisins européens. À titre de comparaison, le déficit français de 2024 (5,8 %) a largement dépassé la moyenne de la zone euro (3,1 %).
Pour la Cour des comptes qui analyse régulièrement la trajectoire des finances publiques françaises, elle pointe que la détérioration du déficit depuis 2017 résulte d'une combinaison de baisses de prélèvements obligatoires et d'une incapacité à maîtriser la progression des dépenses.
Dans ses rapports récents (notamment sur la situation des finances publiques), la Cour souligne que cette baisse des recettes conjuguée à la rigidité des dépenses a doublé l'effort de redressement exigé pour ramener le déficit sous le seuil des 3 % du PIB, nécessitant désormais plus de 100 milliards d'euros d'économies cumulées.
Pour mettre ces données en perspective, l'impact macroéconomique global évalué par la Cour des comptes chiffre le coût cumulé de ces allègements pérennes à environ 62 milliards d'euros par an.
L'arnaque, c'est qu'après avoir suffisamment jugulé les recettes publiques, la Macronie et ses gnomes, dont le RN, vouent désormais un culte existentiel à la fameuse « règle d'or », dont les 3% de déficit public annuel maximum. Le ruissellement n'ayant pas fonctionné (nos milliardaires ne sont pas des philanthropes), il ne reste plus qu'à réduire les dépenses ; alors pas celles de l'État (éducation, sécurité, justice, armée, transports, … ), mais les dépenses sociales, évidemment.
#Mozartdelafinance #TrajectoireBudgetaireFrance❞
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	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p>L’augmentation du déficit s’explique principalement par la baisse des recettes fiscales</p><p><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008341944'>▻</a></span><a href="https://www.facebook.com/laurentdupont34/posts/pfbid02AQNcfNeGTFf8Q9PxtmXrMnXq5bCsAZqRRuBCf3xSKXb1qCpYcVBnGzuBnjLdAyUJl" class='spip_out' title="Laurent Dupont - Quand Emmanuel Macron arrive au pouvoir..." hreflang="fr"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'><span class='lien_www'>www.</span>facebook.com</span>/</span><span class='lien_off'>laurentdupont34/</span><span class='lien_off'>posts/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>pfbid02AQNcfNeGTFf8Q9PxtmXrMn</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>Xq5bCsAZqRRuBCf3xSKXb1qCpYcVBnGzuBnjLdAyUJl</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p> Quand Emmanuel Macron arrive au pouvoir en 2017, les prélèvements obligatoires (i.e. recettes fiscales) sont de 45,3% du PIB&nbsp;; et les recettes publiques (y ajouter les recettes non fiscales telles que les revenus industriels et commerciaux, les revenus des services, les revenus du patrimoine de l’Etat, …) sont à 54,3% du PIB.<br>En 2025, ces deux indicateurs sont respectivement à 43,6% et à 52,2% du PIB. L’alimentation des caisses de l’État s’est ainsi tarie de 2,1 points de PIB, le point de PIB en 2025 étant évalué à 30 Md€.<br>Quand on lit les tableaux de l’INSEE, ces recettes semblent assez stables, mais en valeur absolue, et quand le premier ministre cherche 54 milliards d’euros d’économies pour bâtir le budget 2027 par rapport à 2026, 60 Md€ qui manquent dans les caisses de l’État, ça sent l’arnaque.<br>Depuis 2017, Emmanuel Macron a supprimé la taxe d’habitation sur les résidences principales (TH) et l’impôt de solidarité sur la fortune (ISF), il a remplacé l’impôt progressif sur le revenu des sociétés par le prélèvement forfaitaire unique (PFU), appelé aussi "flat tax", à 30%, il a réduit l’impôt sur les sociétés (IS) de 33,3% à 25%, il a mis en place la réduction ou la suppression d’impôts de production comme la contribution sur la valeur ajoutée des entreprises (CVAE), l’ancienne taxe professionnelle, qui s’éteint progressivement d’ici 2030, il a baisse les cotisations sociales, avec surtout des abattements sur les cotisations patronales pour les bas salaires, etc. Tous les bénéficiaires de ces baisses ou suppressions sont sectoriellement satisfaits, mais à l’échelle de la nation ce sont des &#171;&nbsp;cadeaux fiscaux&nbsp;&#187;.<br>Selon l’analyse de l’OFCE (Observatoire français des conjonctures économiques), la dégradation et le creusement du déficit public en France entre 2017 et 2024 s’expliquent principalement par un manque de recettes fiscales lié aux baisses d’impôts successives, plutôt que par une dérive des dépenses publiques. Entre 2017 et 2024, le déficit public de la France s’est accru de 2,4 points de PIB (atteignant 5,8&nbsp;% du PIB en 2024). L’OFCE démontre que cette trajectoire coïncide presque parfaitement avec une diminution de 2,5 points de PIB du taux de prélèvements obligatoires sur la même période (notamment la suppression de la taxe d’habitation, la réduction de l’ISF transformé en IFI, ou la baisse des impôts de production et des cotisations).<br>L’OFCE note que si ces mesures ont été décidées pour stimuler l’offre et le pouvoir d’achat, l’absence d’économies équivalentes en dépenses a structurellement dégradé le solde public par rapport à nos voisins européens. À titre de comparaison, le déficit français de 2024 (5,8&nbsp;%) a largement dépassé la moyenne de la zone euro (3,1&nbsp;%).<br>Pour la Cour des comptes qui analyse régulièrement la trajectoire des finances publiques françaises, elle pointe que la détérioration du déficit depuis 2017 résulte d’une combinaison de baisses de prélèvements obligatoires et d’une incapacité à maîtriser la progression des dépenses.<br>Dans ses rapports récents (notamment sur la situation des finances publiques), la Cour souligne que cette baisse des recettes conjuguée à la rigidité des dépenses a doublé l’effort de redressement exigé pour ramener le déficit sous le seuil des 3&nbsp;% du PIB, nécessitant désormais plus de 100 milliards d’euros d’économies cumulées.<br>Pour mettre ces données en perspective, l’impact macroéconomique global évalué par la Cour des comptes chiffre le coût cumulé de ces allègements pérennes à environ 62 milliards d’euros par an.<br>L’arnaque, c’est qu’après avoir suffisamment jugulé les recettes publiques, la Macronie et ses gnomes, dont le RN, vouent désormais un culte existentiel à la fameuse &#171;&nbsp;règle d’or&nbsp;&#187;, dont les 3% de déficit public annuel maximum. 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	<title>&#171; Les plus riches s'ach&#232;tent le privil&#232;ge de ne pas &#234;tre soumis aux m&#234;mes r&#232;gles &#187; : oxfam attaque&#8230;</title>
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	<published>2026-10-13T07:55:19Z</published>
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	<summary>« Les plus riches s’achètent le privilège de ne pas être soumis aux mêmes règles » : #oxfam attaque l’Etat en #justice pour « rupture d’égalité face à l’impôt »
https://www.lemonde.fr/politique/article/2026/10/13/les-plus-riches-s-achetent-le-privilege-de-ne-pas-etre-soumis-aux-memes-regles-oxfam-attaque-l-etat-en-justice-pour-rupture-d-egalite-face-a-l-impot_6792809_823448.html

❝— Permalink❞
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	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p>&#171;&nbsp;Les plus riches s’achètent le privilège de ne pas être soumis aux mêmes règles&nbsp;&#187;&nbsp;: <span class='lien_tag'>#<a rel='nofollow' href='https://seenthis.net/tag/oxfam'>oxfam</a></span> attaque l’Etat en <span class='lien_tag'>#<a rel='nofollow' href='https://seenthis.net/tag/justice'>justice</a></span> pour &#171;&nbsp;rupture d’égalité face à l’impôt&nbsp;&#187;<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a rel='nofollow' href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008341968'>▻</a></span><a rel='nofollow' href="https://www.lemonde.fr/politique/article/2026/10/13/les-plus-riches-s-achetent-le-privilege-de-ne-pas-etre-soumis-aux-memes-regles-oxfam-attaque-l-etat-en-justice-pour-rupture-d-egalite-face-a-l-impot_6792809_823448.html" class='spip_out' title="Client Challenge" hreflang="en"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'><span class='lien_www'>www.</span>lemonde.fr</span>/</span><span class='lien_off'>politique/</span><span class='lien_off'>article/</span><span class='lien_off'>2026/</span><span class='lien_off'>10/</span><span class='lien_off'>13/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>les-plus-riches-s-achetent-le-p</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>rivilege-de-ne-pas-etre-soumis-aux-memes-regl</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="lt" dir="ltr"><p> &mdash; Permalink </p></blockquote><p><span class='lien_tag'>#<a rel='nofollow' href='https://seenthis.net/tag/%C3%A9conomie'>économie</a></span> <span class='lien_tag'>#<a rel='nofollow' href='https://seenthis.net/tag/injustice'>injustice</a></span> <span class='lien_tag'>#<a rel='nofollow' href='https://seenthis.net/tag/imp%C3%B4t'>impôt</a></span> <span class='lien_tag'>#<a rel='nofollow' href='https://seenthis.net/tag/in%C3%A9galit%C3%A9'>inégalité</a></span> <span class='lien_tag'>#<a rel='nofollow' href='https://seenthis.net/tag/contribution'>contribution</a></span></p></div>]]></content>
	
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	<title>Palantir CTO : AI Researchers Smoke, Betting AI Will Cure Cancer</title>
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	<published>2026-10-13T08:05:47Z</published>
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	<summary>Palantir CTO: AI Researchers Smoke, Betting AI Will Cure Cancer
https://www.businessinsider.com/ai-researchers-smoking-ai-cure-cancer-palantir-cto-2026-10

❝Oct 12, 2026, 1:31 PM UTC+2

Forget sleepmaxxing and cold plunging: smoking is the new lifestyle flex among AI researchers.

At least, that's according to Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar, who said some AI researchers are taking up smoking to signal their belief that AI will eventually cure cancer.

"So many AI researchers have started smoking as a way of signaling to other researchers how much they believe in AI," Sankar said in an interview on CBS News' "Face the Nation" on Sunday.

The logic, he said, is: "I believe so much in AI that it's going to cure cancer. So I'm showing you my chips are all in."❞

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	<title>Temp&#234;te Rachel : les images des vagues impressionnantes &#224; Long Beach, en Californie</title>
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	<published>2026-10-13T10:16:49Z</published>
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	<summary>Tempête Rachel: les images des vagues impressionnantes à Long Beach, en Californie
https://www.bfmtv.com/international/amerique-nord/etats-unis/video-tempete-rachel-les-images-des-vagues-impressionnantes-a-long-beach-en-californie_VN-202610120396.html
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❝La tempête Rachel a frappé le sud de Los Angeles le 10 octobre dernier. Elle a entraîné des vagues impressionnantes qui ont endommagé de nombreuses villas en bord de mer. 13 maisons ont notamment été définitivement interdites d'accès.❞</summary>
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	<title>Qui parle &#8211; sur NAZA de Yuval Abraham et Rachel Szor et Qui vit encore de Nicolas Wadimoff - AOC&#8230;</title>
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		<name>Rumor  (@rumor)</name>
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	<published>2026-10-13T09:28:55Z</published>
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	<summary>Qui parle – sur NAZA de Yuval Abraham et Rachel Szor et Qui vit encore de Nicolas Wadimoff - AOC media
https://aoc.media/critique/2026/10/12/qui-parle-sur-naza-de-yuval-abraham-et-rachel-szor-et-qui-vit-encore-de-nicolas-wadimoff/
Vu hier soir Qui vit encore? pas vu NAZA mais ce que dit Philippe Azoury de Qui vit encore ? est très juste et sensible et devrait vous inviter à voir ce film

❝Qui vit encore a lui aussi été montré à Venise, mais en septembre 2025, son accueil fut dithyrambique. Il sort en France ce mercredi, soit plus d’un an après. Il aura fallu une année pour donner l’occasion au public français d’entendre des témoignages de civils palestiniens absents de l’espace médiatique durant les trois ans qui ont succédé aux horreurs du 7 octobre. Durant lesquels beaucoup auront parlé à leur place (Quelques snipers ne manqueront pas de signaler, croyant tenir là une contradiction dans le discours, que ce n’est pas là à proprement parler un film palestinien. Il est effectivement signé d’un cinéaste suisse. Le film représentera d’ailleurs la Suisse et non la Palestine dans la course aux Oscars).

Mais si Nicolas Wadimoff, qui le réalise, n’est pas palestinien, et n’a jamais prétendu l’être, il connaît, documente, filme, sonde la région depuis le tout début des années 1990 (des Gants d’AKKA en 1992 à L’Apollon de Gaza en 2019, en passant par Aisheen [Still Alive in Gaza] en 2009). De même qu’il a filmé en 2004 dans L’Accord l’autre bord, ce qu’on appelle « l’enveloppe de Gaza » qui entoure la bande de Gaza, et notamment le kibboutz de Nahal Oz, qui fut l’un de ceux touchés par les massacres du 7 octobre. C’est important pour appréhender aujourd’hui le problème des deux côtés.

Sa force dans Qui vit encore, c’est d’avoir trouvé un dispositif non seulement pour que la parole se dise et surtout pour qu’elle retrouve quelque chose d’un ancrage. Il s’agit en l’occurrence d’une simple carte dessinée à la craie par les neuf protagonistes du film — comme les enfants dessinent une marelle. Chacun des neuf de Gaza se situe sur un des neuf quartiers qui constituent l’enclave. Neuf quartiers à la sociologie, à l’urbanisme singuliers, différents, que nous sommes, nous ici en Occident, incapables de figurer : nous n’en avions déjà aucune représentation. C’est cela l’amplitude du détail, de la nuance : amener par un jeu de précisions, l’image mentale de celui qui écoute à se modifier sans pour autant filmer l’espace : juste en le racontant tel qu’il était avant le 7 octobre.

Chacun, dans cette carte (devenue imaginaire par la force de l’horreur) se place sur ce qui est censé désigner son espace et se met à le raconter, et en racontant son quartier, se raconte progressivement.

Et à cet endroit, là encore sans qu’aucune image d’archive ne vienne alimenter l’imagination, la parole se donne à voir comme puissance. C’est simple, mais cela délivre une force de caractère telle que le film finit par faire bloc autour de ses neuf témoins en exil d’eux-mêmes. Et le tournage peut devenir ce moment de catharsis qui permet à chacun d’eux de soutenir l’autre et de soutenir sa propre parole, enfin. Sachant qu’aucun d’eux, depuis l’exode, depuis la peur, depuis l’horreur, depuis les morts, n’avait pu encore parler. Si la voix est une faille, les voix ici viennent ensemble la combler.

Et à cet endroit-là, commence peut-être l’esquisse d’un projet : celui dont rêve Mahmoud, l’écrivain parmi les neuf de Gaza : «  raconter enfin l’histoire qu’on ne nous a pas laissé le temps d’écrire : l’histoire des enfants de Gaza, cette histoire qui n’est ni celle des organisations politiques ni l’histoire militaire . »

Ici commence, dans les plis tendres de ce film pourtant déchirant, une autre étape : celle d’une société civile qui a besoin comme aucune autre au monde qu’on lui laisse retrouver sa mémoire, ses lieux, son histoire, et qu’on ne laisse aucune autre influence extérieure l’effacer ou la travestir. Le chemin de la dignité commence par là.❞</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p>Qui parle – sur NAZA de Yuval Abraham et Rachel Szor et Qui vit encore de Nicolas Wadimoff - AOC media<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008341990'>▻</a></span><a href="https://aoc.media/critique/2026/10/12/qui-parle-sur-naza-de-yuval-abraham-et-rachel-szor-et-qui-vit-encore-de-nicolas-wadimoff" class='spip_out' title="Qui parle – sur NAZA de Yuval Abraham et Rachel Szor et Qui vit encore de Nicolas Wadimoff" hreflang="fr"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'>aoc.media</span>/</span><span class='lien_off'>critique/</span><span class='lien_off'>2026/</span><span class='lien_off'>10/</span><span class='lien_off'>12/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>qui-parle-sur-naza-de-yuval-abra</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>ham-et-rachel-szor-et-qui-vit-encore-de-nicol</span></span></span></a></span><br>Vu hier soir Qui vit encore&nbsp;? pas vu NAZA mais ce que dit Philippe Azoury de Qui vit encore&nbsp;? est très juste et sensible et devrait vous inviter à voir ce film</p><blockquote lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p> Qui vit encore a lui aussi été montré à Venise, mais en septembre 2025, son accueil fut dithyrambique. Il sort en France ce mercredi, soit plus d’un an après. Il aura fallu une année pour donner l’occasion au public français d’entendre des témoignages de civils palestiniens absents de l’espace médiatique durant les trois ans qui ont succédé aux horreurs du 7 octobre. Durant lesquels beaucoup auront parlé à leur place (Quelques snipers ne manqueront pas de signaler, croyant tenir là une contradiction dans le discours, que ce n’est pas là à proprement parler un film palestinien. Il est effectivement signé d’un cinéaste suisse. Le film représentera d’ailleurs la Suisse et non la Palestine dans la course aux Oscars).</p><p>Mais si Nicolas Wadimoff, qui le réalise, n’est pas palestinien, et n’a jamais prétendu l’être, il connaît, documente, filme, sonde la région depuis le tout début des années 1990 (des Gants d’AKKA en 1992 à L’Apollon de Gaza en 2019, en passant par Aisheen [Still Alive in Gaza] en 2009). De même qu’il a filmé en 2004 dans L’Accord l’autre bord, ce qu’on appelle &#171;&nbsp;l’enveloppe de Gaza&nbsp;&#187; qui entoure la bande de Gaza, et notamment le kibboutz de Nahal Oz, qui fut l’un de ceux touchés par les massacres du 7 octobre. C’est important pour appréhender aujourd’hui le problème des deux côtés.</p><p>Sa force dans Qui vit encore, c’est d’avoir trouvé un dispositif non seulement pour que la parole se dise et surtout pour qu’elle retrouve quelque chose d’un ancrage. Il s’agit en l’occurrence d’une simple carte dessinée à la craie par les neuf protagonistes du film &mdash; comme les enfants dessinent une marelle. Chacun des neuf de Gaza se situe sur un des neuf quartiers qui constituent l’enclave. Neuf quartiers à la sociologie, à l’urbanisme singuliers, différents, que nous sommes, nous ici en Occident, incapables de figurer&nbsp;: nous n’en avions déjà aucune représentation. C’est cela l’amplitude du détail, de la nuance&nbsp;: amener par un jeu de précisions, l’image mentale de celui qui écoute à se modifier sans pour autant filmer l’espace&nbsp;: juste en le racontant tel qu’il était avant le 7 octobre.</p><p>Chacun, dans cette carte (devenue imaginaire par la force de l’horreur) se place sur ce qui est censé désigner son espace et se met à le raconter, et en racontant son quartier, se raconte progressivement.</p><p>Et à cet endroit, là encore sans qu’aucune image d’archive ne vienne alimenter l’imagination, la parole se donne à voir comme puissance. C’est simple, mais cela délivre une force de caractère telle que le film finit par faire bloc autour de ses neuf témoins en exil d’eux-mêmes. Et le tournage peut devenir ce moment de catharsis qui permet à chacun d’eux de soutenir l’autre et de soutenir sa propre parole, enfin. Sachant qu’aucun d’eux, depuis l’exode, depuis la peur, depuis l’horreur, depuis les morts, n’avait pu encore parler. Si la voix est une faille, les voix ici viennent ensemble la combler.</p><p>Et à cet endroit-là, commence peut-être l’esquisse d’un projet&nbsp;: celui dont rêve Mahmoud, l’écrivain parmi les neuf de Gaza&nbsp;: &#171;&nbsp;raconter enfin l’histoire qu’on ne nous a pas laissé le temps d’écrire&nbsp;: l’histoire des enfants de Gaza, cette histoire qui n’est ni celle des organisations politiques ni l’histoire militaire&nbsp;.&nbsp;&#187;</p><p>Ici commence, dans les plis tendres de ce film pourtant déchirant, une autre étape&nbsp;: celle d’une société civile qui a besoin comme aucune autre au monde qu’on lui laisse retrouver sa mémoire, ses lieux, son histoire, et qu’on ne laisse aucune autre influence extérieure l’effacer ou la travestir. Le chemin de la dignité commence par là. </p></blockquote></div>]]></content>
	
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	<title>OpenAI, Anthropic : pourquoi les chercheurs quittent publiquement les poids lourds de l'IA</title>
	<author>
		<name>Simplicissimus  (@simplicissimus)</name>
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	<published>2026-10-13T09:47:49Z</published>
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	<summary>OpenAI, Anthropic : pourquoi les chercheurs quittent publiquement les poids lourds de l'IA
https://www.latribune.fr/article/tech/intelligence-artificielle/50074200725051/openai-anthropic-pourquoi-les-chercheurs-quittent-publiquement-les-poids-lourds-de-lia

❝*Les prises de parole d’ex salariés des laboratoires d’intelligence artificielle se sont multipliées cet automne. Dernières en date celles de trois chercheurs en sûreté licenciés par OpenAI. En creux, ces récits de conscience individuelle, signalent l’absence d’un véritable encadrement du secteur.*
Début septembre, Jacob Coxon, jeune chercheur en IA, quitte avec fracas Anthropic. Sa démission, accompagnée de messages alarmistes sur les réseaux sociaux, relance le débat sur l'éventuel risque d'extinction de l'humanité provoquée par IA. Quelques semaines plus tard, c'est au tour de trois anciens salariés d'OpenAI d'être dans la lumière. Tomek Korbak, Mikita Balesni et Jasmine Wan faisaient jusqu'à récemment partie de l'équipe « sureté et alignement » du laboratoire californien.

Ils ont été licenciés début octobre. OpenAI les accuse d'avoir diffusé des informations sensibles à des organisations tierces. Dans une lettre publiée le 8 octobre, les chercheurs récusent ces explications. « OpenAI ne peut pas assurer seul la sécurité de l'IA », s'intitule la missive. Les trois auteurs expliquent que leur travail repose justement sur la sollicitation d'acteurs extérieurs. 

Tomek Korbak, l'un d'eux, était par exemple le point de contact de l'entreprise avec METR, une organisation à but non lucratif chargé de l'évaluation des modèles. Ils disent avoir pu faire part de leurs désaccords jusqu’ici, et craignent que leur licenciement dissuade leurs anciens collègues « de s’exprimer et d’agir comme ils le faisaient auparavant ».  OpenAI a aussitôt répondu sur X. L’entreprise nie avoir sanctionné des alertes sur les risques et invoque « un grave manquement à la confiance » de la part de ses ex salariés. 

Au-delà des raisons de leur licenciement, les trois auteurs entretiennent l'idée que le devenir de l'IA repose aujourd'hui sur la conscience individuelle des salariés de ces entreprises. « OpenAI n'était pas que notre travail. C'était une mission centrale à notre vie », écrivent-ils. Ils décrivent les chercheurs comme une « première ligne de défense » et exhortent leurs anciens collègues de rester pour s'assurer qu'OpenAI reste « fidèle à sa mission ». A savoir que « l'intelligence artificielle générale » bénéficie à l'ensemble de la société. La lettre témoigne aussi du sentiment d’appartenir à une industrie à part : « L’IA n’est pas une technologie normale, et OpenAI n’est pas une entreprise normale », écrivent-ils.❞

#paywall</summary>
	<content type="html"><![CDATA[<div lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p>OpenAI, Anthropic&nbsp;: pourquoi les chercheurs quittent publiquement les poids lourds de l’IA<br><span class='lien_lien'><span class='lien_lien_total'><a href='https://seenthis.net/sites/7282461336008341993'>▻</a></span><a href="https://www.latribune.fr/article/tech/intelligence-artificielle/50074200725051/openai-anthropic-pourquoi-les-chercheurs-quittent-publiquement-les-poids-lourds-de-lia" class='spip_out' title="pourquoi les chercheurs quittent publiquement les poids lourds de l'IA" hreflang="fr"><span class='lien_court'><span class='lien_protocol'>https://</span><span class='lien_racine'><span class='lien_host'><span class='lien_www'>www.</span>latribune.fr</span>/</span><span class='lien_off'>article/</span><span class='lien_off'>tech/</span><span class='lien_off'>intelligence-artificielle/</span><span class='lien_off'>50074200725051/</span><span class='lien_fin'><span class='lien_fin_coupee'>openai-anthropic-pourquoi-les</span><span class='lien_fin_cachee'>-chercheurs-quittent-publiquement-les-poids-l</span></span></span></a></span></p><blockquote lang="fr" dir="ltr"><p> <strong>Les prises de parole d’ex salariés des laboratoires d’intelligence artificielle se sont multipliées cet automne. Dernières en date celles de trois chercheurs en sûreté licenciés par OpenAI.&nbsp;En creux, ces récits&nbsp;de&nbsp;conscience individuelle,&nbsp;signalent l’absence d’un véritable encadrement&nbsp;du secteur.</strong><br>Début septembre, Jacob Coxon, jeune chercheur en IA,&nbsp;quitte&nbsp;avec fracas&nbsp;Anthropic. Sa démission, accompagnée de messages alarmistes sur les réseaux sociaux, relance le débat sur l’éventuel risque d’extinction de l’humanité provoquée par IA.&nbsp;Quelques semaines plus tard,&nbsp;c’est au tour de trois anciens salariés d’OpenAI d’être dans la lumière.&nbsp;Tomek Korbak, Mikita Balesni&nbsp;et Jasmine Wan&nbsp;faisaient&nbsp;jusqu’à récemment partie de l’équipe &#171;&nbsp;sureté et alignement&nbsp;&#187; du laboratoire californien.</p><p>Ils ont été licenciés début octobre. OpenAI les accuse&nbsp;d’avoir diffusé des informations sensibles à des organisations tierces.&nbsp;Dans une lettre publiée le 8 octobre, les chercheurs récusent ces explications.&nbsp;&#171;&nbsp;OpenAI ne peut pas assurer seul la sécurité de l’IA&nbsp;&#187;,&nbsp;s’intitule la missive. Les trois&nbsp;auteurs expliquent&nbsp;que leur travail repose justement sur la sollicitation d’acteurs&nbsp;extérieurs.&nbsp;</p><p>Tomek Korbak, l’un d’eux, était par exemple le point de contact de l’entreprise avec METR, une organisation à but non lucratif chargé de l’évaluation des modèles.&nbsp;Ils&nbsp;disent avoir pu&nbsp;faire part de&nbsp;leurs désaccords jusqu’ici, et craignent que leur licenciement dissuade leurs anciens collègues &#171;&nbsp;de s’exprimer et d’agir comme ils le faisaient auparavant&nbsp;&#187;.&nbsp;OpenAI a aussitôt répondu sur X. L’entreprise nie avoir sanctionné des alertes sur les risques et invoque &#171;&nbsp;un grave manquement à la confiance&nbsp;&#187; de la part de ses ex salariés.&nbsp;</p><p>Au-delà des raisons de leur licenciement, les trois auteurs entretiennent l’idée que le devenir de l’IA repose aujourd’hui&nbsp;sur&nbsp;la&nbsp;conscience individuelle des&nbsp;salariés&nbsp;de ces entreprises. &#171;&nbsp;OpenAI n’était pas que notre travail. C’était une mission centrale à notre vie&nbsp;&#187;, écrivent-ils.&nbsp;Ils décrivent les chercheurs comme une &#171;&nbsp;première ligne de défense&nbsp;&#187; et&nbsp;exhortent&nbsp;leurs anciens collègues de rester pour s’assurer qu’OpenAI reste &#171;&nbsp;fidèle à sa mission&nbsp;&#187;.&nbsp;A savoir que &#171;&nbsp;l’intelligence artificielle générale&nbsp;&#187; bénéficie à l’ensemble de la société. La lettre témoigne aussi du sentiment d’appartenir à une industrie à part&nbsp;: &#171;&nbsp;L’IA n’est pas une technologie normale, et OpenAI n’est pas une entreprise normale&nbsp;&#187;, écrivent-ils. </p></blockquote><p><span class='lien_tag'>#<a href='https://seenthis.net/tag/paywall'>paywall</a></span></p></div>]]></content>
	
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