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Lundi 15 décembre 2025 à 22:00
Stablecoins, Supreme Court, China Policy, AI Tools...
Society – Domestic Shifts and Social Policy
China expands maternity insurance amid demographic decline
China’s National Healthcare Security Administration announced a sweeping expansion of maternity insurance to cover prenatal check‑ups and aim for near‑full reimbursement of childbirth‑related expenses, a move designed to counter falling birth rates and an aging population. The plan, detailed by China Daily, also broadens fertility‑treatment subsidies and pushes enrollment among flexible and migrant workers, signaling a state‑led effort to ease family financial burdens while bolstering long‑term demographic stability.
China Daily
The Roberts Court’s role in reshaping executive power
Washington Monthly argues that the Roberts Court has become a reliable ally for former President Trump, repeatedly allowing the administration to sidestep congressional authority through rulings on agency firings and tariff disputes. The analysis highlights how the Court’s narrow, technical decisions undermine checks‑and‑balances, effectively enabling a “unitary executive” model that threatens the constitutional distribution of powers.
Washington monthly
Politics – Power Plays and Regulatory Stalemates
Trump’s pardon‑for‑profit scheme draws congressional scrutiny
Washington Monthly exposes a covert network of pardons granted by Donald Trump that appear to reward political allies and wealthy benefactors, ranging from crypto‑exchange founder Changpeng Zhao to private‑equity CEO David Gentile. The piece warns that forthcoming House oversight hearings could expose a “pardon‑for‑profit” racket that blurs the line between executive clemency and personal enrichment.
Washington monthly
U.S. Senate stalls crypto market‑structure legislation
The U.S. Senate Banking Committee announced that hearings on a comprehensive crypto market‑structure bill will be postponed until 2026, delaying much‑anticipated regulatory clarity for digital assets. CoinDesk notes that the postponement reflects competing legislative priorities, notably funding the federal government, and leaves the crypto industry in regulatory limbo as midterm elections loom.
CoinDesk
International – Geopolitical Tech Developments
China unveils the CH‑7 high‑altitude stealth drone
China’s aerospace academy revealed the maiden flight of the CH‑7 stealth drone, a high‑speed, high‑altitude platform equipped with advanced optical and infrared sensors capable of 16‑hour endurance at 16 km altitude. China Daily emphasizes the drone’s potential for long‑range surveillance and target monitoring, underscoring Beijing’s expanding unmanned‑aircraft capabilities amid regional security competition.
China Daily
UK pushes mandatory nudity‑blocking software on smartphones
The United Kingdom is pressing Apple and Google to embed mandatory nudity‑blocking algorithms on iPhones and Android devices as part of a broader effort to protect minors online. Wccftech reports that the proposal, backed by the UK government, reflects a growing trend of state‑mandated content moderation that raises questions about digital privacy and cross‑border tech compliance.
Wccftech
Technology – Infrastructure, Development Tools, and AI Integration
Stablecoins become the invisible backbone of modern finance
CoinDesk outlines how stablecoins have shifted from niche crypto assets to a $300 billion market poised to approach $2 trillion, driven by clearer regulatory frameworks that treat them as “rails” for financial products. The article argues that this emerging infrastructure will increasingly underpin cross‑border payments and on‑chain finance, despite still representing less than 1 % of daily transfer volumes.
CoinDesk
Apple’s iOS 26.3 beta introduces cross‑platform compatibility
Wccftech reports that Apple’s latest developer beta, iOS 26.3, adds experimental iPhone‑to‑Android switch compatibility and notification forwarding for third‑party wearables, signaling a subtle move toward broader ecosystem interoperability while retaining tight control over its hardware stack. The update is aimed at developers but hints at future consumer‑facing cross‑platform features.
Wccftech
Rust gains permanent status in the Linux kernel
DevClass confirms that the Rust programming language is now a permanent part of the Linux kernel codebase, moving beyond experimental patches after a decisive community vote. This adoption promises safer memory handling and could accelerate the development of secure kernel modules, marking a significant evolution in open‑source system programming.
DevClass
VS Code pivots to AI agents, drops free IntelliCode completion
DevOps.com details Microsoft’s latest VS Code release, which introduces an “Agent HQ” for AI‑driven coding assistance while discontinuing the free version of IntelliCode. The shift reflects a broader industry trend of monetizing AI tooling and reshaping developer workflows around autonomous coding agents.
DevOps.com
Google equips developers with AI‑enhanced glasses SDK
InfoQ highlights Google’s Android XR SDK Developer Preview 3, which adds Jetpack Projected, Jetjet Compose Glimmer, and expanded ARCore capabilities for AI‑powered smart glasses applications. These libraries aim to accelerate mixed‑reality experiences by providing motion tracking and geospatial features tailored to next‑generation wearable devices.
InfoQ
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