The US government has lifted export controls on Anthropic’s most advanced AI models, the company said Tuesday evening. “We’ve received notice that the Department of Commerce has lifted export controls on Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5,” Anthropic said in a statement. “We’ll begin restoring access tomorrow, and will share an update soon.” The statement came shortly after Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick posted on social media about lifting export controls on Fable, one of the Anthropic models in question. “Over the past two weeks, we have worked closely with Anthropic to analyze and approve Fable 5 to ensure alignment across the US Government and strengthen America’s leadership in AI,” Lutnick said in a post on X. Fable is a version of Anthropic’s most advanced AI model, known as Mythos, but with extra guardrails to make it suitable for public use. The export ban, and subsequent negotiations between Anthropic and the...

À l’occasion du 49ᵉ anniversaire de l’Indépendance nationale, la République de Djibouti continue de recevoir de nombreux témoignages d’amitié et de considération de la part de chefs d’État, de souverains et de hauts responsables d’organisations internationales. Ces messages, adressés au Président de la République, Son Excellence Ismaïl Omar Guelleh, saluent non seulement cet événement historique, mais traduisent également la qualité des relations que le pays entretient avec ses partenaires à travers le monde. Au fil des jours, les télégrammes de félicitations affluent à la Présidence de la République, exprimant des vœux de santé et de réussite au Chef de l’État ainsi que des souhaits de paix, de prospérité et de développement au peuple djiboutien. Parmi les derniers dirigeants à avoir adressé leurs félicitations figure le Roi des Belges, Sa Majesté Philippe. Dans son message, le souverain belge souligne que la célébration de la Fête nationale lui offre l’occasion de présenter...

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O EurAfrican Forum regressa à Nova SBE, em Carcavelos – Cascais (Portugal), nos dias 15 e 16 de Julho, para a sua 9.ª edição, reunindo líderes políticos, empresariais, académicos e institucionais de África, Europa e outras regiões do mundo para discutir os desafios e as oportunidades que moldam o futuro das relações euroafricanas. Promovido pelo Conselho da Diáspora Portuguesa, o evento contará com a participação do Chairman do EurAfrican Forum, José Manuel Durão Barroso, do ministro de Estado e dos Negócios Estrangeiros, Paulo Rangel, do Presidente da Câmara Municipal de Cascais, Nuno Piteira Lopes, e do presidente da Direção do Conselho da Diáspora Portuguesa, António Calçada de Sá. Sob o tema “Africa Rising: Prosperity Through Global Cooperation”, o EurAfrican Forum 2026 parte da convicção de que África posiciona-se hoje como um dos principais motores da transformação económica, demográfica e geopolítica mundial. Com uma população jovem e em rápido crescimento, abundantes...

The Bank of Maldives is offering up to 25 percent returns to customers who invest their dollars. It calls this an investment product. Critics call it something closer to a confession. Run the bank’s own example backwards and the picture changes: invest US$ 1,000, receive MVR 19,275 – an effective MVR 19.28 for every dollar. That isn’t a return. It’s the price the national bank is now willing to pay to buy a dollar, well above the MVR 15.42 peg it is meant to honour and just below the black market rate it is quietly competing with. Is it legal? Is it the parallel market with a bank’s letterhead? And is the Maldives now ready to let the rufiyaa float? We put these questions to former central bank governor Ali Hashim, sifted the government’s response and the public’s fury, and explain what the scheme really does. Read the full explainer:...

Les opérateurs des secteurs des armes et munitions, des jeux de hasard, des divertissements et de la sécurité privée devront désormais s’acquitter de certaines recettes non fiscales directement auprès de la régie de recette des Services du Gouverneur de la région du Littoral. Une mesure qui s’inscrit dans la mise en œuvre d’une récente décision du ministère des Finances. Le Gouverneur de la région du Littoral annonce une réorganisation du circuit de paiement de certaines recettes non fiscales relevant du ministère de l’Administration territoriale (MINAT). Dans un communiqué rendu public, l’autorité administrative informe que les droits et redevances concernés seront désormais versés auprès de la régie de recette des Services du Gouverneur. Cette évolution fait suite à la décision n°26/00000547/MINFI du 12 mai 2026, portant nomination des régisseurs de recettes auprès des services centraux du MINAT, des Services des Gouverneurs et des Préfectures. Le nouveau dispositif sera mis en œuvre...

The Kogi State House of Assembly has commenced the process of overhauling the state’s tenancy laws with a public hearing on a bill designed to protect tenants from arbitrary rent increases, unlawful evictions and exploitation by landlords and property agents. The proposed legislation seeks to repeal the Rent Control and Recovery of Residential Premises Law, 2007 and replace it with a new Kogi State Tenancy Law, 2027, aimed at reflecting present-day economic realities and strengthening the rights and responsibilities of landlords, tenants and property agents. The bill, sponsored by the member representing Ankpa I State Constituency, Lawal Akus, comes amid widespread complaints over escalating house rents and excessive agency charges across the state, particularly in the face of Nigeria’s worsening economic hardship. Speaking at the public hearing, Akus said the proposed law was conceived to establish a fair, transparent and balanced legal framework governing tenancy relationships in Kogi State. According...

It’s a tough choice. “If I send my children to school and can’t bring in part of the harvest, we won’t have enough money for food. Or do I take them out of school so we can harvest more cocoaand have three meals a day?” a cocoa farmer from Cote d’Ivoire told DW. Cocoa prices have recently plunged after the historic surge to nearly $13,000 (€11,000) per metric ton in 2024. In early April 2026, the world market price temporarily fell to $3,000, a decline of more than 75% in just over a year. The low prices have had a massive impact on the approximately 2.5 million smallholder farmers who grow cocoa in West Africa. Farmers like Firmin Coulibaly from Cote d’Ivoire are forced to sell their cocoa beans at very low prices. “Producers are dying in poverty even though they have crops. They have no money for medicine or food,” he told DW. In Ghana, too, many farmers are suffering from delayed payments...

Son dossier intervient dans un contexte marqué par la multiplication des procès, des arrestations et des condamnations visant des participants ou sympathisants de cette mobilisation née à l’automne 2025. Facebook