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Mardi 16 décembre 2025 à 22:00
Trump’s Media Grip, Global UBI, AI Coding Tools, and Rising Antisemitism…
Societal Pulse
Rising Antisemitism Linked to Pro‑Palestinian Activism
The Washington Monthly notes a sharp surge in antisemitic incidents worldwide since the October 7 2023 attacks, with U.S. hate‑crime reports hitting historic highs and violent assaults occurring in cities from Washington DC to Boulder. Activists are urged to confront the “globalized intifada” that fuels such hate, echoing the moral dilemma faced by former anti‑same‑sex‑marriage advocate David Blankenhorn.
Washington monthly
Circular‑Economy Innovation Takes Root in the Global South
Harvard Business Review argues that climate‑driven disasters—from Japan’s heatwaves to Texas floods—make the Global South the hotbed for circular‑economy breakthroughs. Companies there are leveraging low‑cost recycling loops and community‑scale manufacturing to offset billion‑dollar storm losses, positioning emerging markets as the next engine of sustainable growth.
Harvard Business Review
Mariah Carey to Headline the 2026 Milan‑Cortina Olympic Opening
Vanity Fair reports that pop icon Mariah Carey, the unofficial “Queen of Christmas,” will perform at the 2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Milan‑Cortina’s San Siro Stadium. The high‑profile gig underscores how major cultural figures are being tapped to boost global viewership and soft‑power diplomacy ahead of the Games.
Vanity Fair
Political Power Plays
Trump’s Attempt to Control Corporate Media Mergers
Washington Monthly reveals that President Donald Trump is pressuring Warner Bros. Discovery’s sale, demanding the separation of CNN, to shape the media landscape in his favor. The article details how the president’s allies, including the Ellison family, are courting Trump to secure favorable merger terms, raising alarms about executive overreach in the Fourth Estate.
Washington monthly
Abuse of the Presidential Pardon Power
Washington Monthly documents a spate of pardons issued by Trump, from white‑collar criminals to high‑profile political allies, often bypassing the Justice Department’s traditional review process. The piece argues the president treats clemency as a personal political tool, undermining constitutional norms and sparking calls for reform.
Washington monthly
Susie Wiles’s Bombshell Interviews Reveal Internal Chaos
The Atlantic analyzes former White House chief‑of‑staff Susie Wiles’s candid Vanity Fair interview, where she accuses President Trump of using prosecutorial power for “score‑settling” and brands Vice President J.D. Vance a “decade‑long conspiracy theorist.” The lack of Republican backlash highlights the deepening echo chamber within the administration.
The Atlantic
Senator Warren Calls for a New Probe into Trump‑Linked Crypto Platforms
CoinDesk reports that Senate Banking Committee ranking Democrat Elizabeth Warren has urged Treasury and Justice officials to investigate PancakeSwap’s alleged ties to Trump‑connected World Liberty Financial. Warren’s letter ties crypto market‑structure legislation to national‑security concerns, signaling heightened congressional scrutiny of politically exposed crypto entities.
CoinDesk
Global Shifts
Marshall Islands Launches the First On‑Chain Universal Basic Income Bond
CoinDesk details the Republic of the Marshall Islands’ debut of USDM1, a sovereign bond fully backed by U.S. Treasury bills and distributed via the Stellar blockchain. The on‑chain disbursement replaces physical cash deliveries with instant digital payments to citizens across dispersed islands, marking a pioneering use of decentralized finance for social welfare.
CoinDesk
European Defense Strategies Face Five Emerging Cybersecurity Trends
Link11, cited by DevOps.com, outlines five cyber trends set to shape European defense in 2026, including AI‑driven threat hunting, supply‑chain vulnerability scanning, and increased state‑backed ransomware activity. The analysis underscores how geopolitical tensions are accelerating a continent‑wide push for resilient, AI‑augmented cyber‑defenses.
DevOps.com
Tech Frontlines
Zencoder’s Zenflow Introduces AI Orchestration to Tame LLM‑Generated Code
SD Times reports that Zencoder’s new Zenflow desktop app adds an “AI orchestration layer” that enforces a structured Plan → Implement → Test → Review workflow, multi‑agent verification, and parallel model execution. Early tests show a 20 % boost in code correctness, positioning Zenflow as a countermeasure to the “prompt roulette” problem plaguing large‑language‑model coding assistants.
SD Times
Inside AWS’s 15‑Hour us‑east‑1 Outage: DNS Lock Contention and Parallel Incident Calls
The Pragmatic Engineer provides a deep dive into the October 2024 AWS outage that crippled DynamoDB, EC2, and Network Load Balancers. A rare lock‑contention bug in AWS’s three DNS Enactors triggered a cascade of failures, while the Incident Response team ran simultaneous calls to address networking and database issues. The post highlights lessons on on‑call tooling, optimistic locking via Route 53, and the importance of institutional knowledge.
The Pragmatic Engineer
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