Israelis voted for the first time since Oct. 7, but there is no clear winner. The US president could hold the key to the unity government needed to finish the job in Iran

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O videocast “Boa Governança” tem como convidado o advogado António Lobo Xavier. Tem uma carreira longa na vida pública, foi autarca, deputado à Assembleia da República, conselheiro de Estado. Ao longo das últimas décadas, exerceu funções de administração executiva, não executiva e de supervisão em algumas das mais relevantes empresas e instituições portuguesas. É, desde 2024, Presidente do Conselho Geral e de Supervisão da EDP.

Nas últimas duas décadas, o papel dos acionistas mudou significativamente, em particular com o crescimento dos investidores institucionais. Nesta edição, vamos ter tentar perceber se os acionistas são hoje mais interventivos na gestão das empresas e onde se traçam os limites da influência dos acionistas e da autonomia da administração.

O “Boa Governança” resulta de uma parceria entre o Jornal Económico e o Instituto Português de Corporate Governance, e é um espaço para debatermos os desafios que as organizações enfrentam na área da governança, com Ricardo Santos Ferreira, diretor-adjunto do JE, e Marta Saldanha, diretora do IPCG.

In Episode 102 of the Sceptic: Charlotte Gill on Sadiq Khan's globalist war on the car, veteran climate sceptic Marcel Crok on exposing decades of shoddy climate science. Plus: why DEI targets don't add up.

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On the 30th of October 30, 1976, two Belfast Telegraph delivery men Charles Corbett and John Maguire were shot dead in north Belfast. John Maguire’s ten-year-old son witnessed his father’s murder. The boy himself was wounded in the leg.  The men were gunned down by very young members of the UVF. One of gunmen apologised – but fifty years later he couldn’t even remember their names.  Liam Tunney tells the story. 

DUP leader Gavin Robinson says Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly will quit joint engagements with First Minister Michelle O’Neill - but he won’t be pulling her out of the executive.The DUP’s party officers met on Thursday to discuss their options.Before the meeting, Upper Bann MP Carla Lockhart published a letter to the party making it clear – that if it didn’t pull Emma Little-Pengelly out of the executive, she would take her “own course”.Lockhart insists that Michelle O’Neill must be removed from office over Sinn Féin’s part in the Drumcree protests, but the party leader has now stopped short of that.Ciarán Dunbar is joined by Belfast Telegraph’s Political Editor Suzanne Breen.

Quando o digital para, é o negócio que para. É a partir desta premissa que Hugo Mestre, Executive Director e Head of Cybertrust da Devoteam, defende que as tecnologias de informação devem servir para as organizações capturarem valor, mas também para o protegerem. Com a inteligência artificial a baixar drasticamente o custo dos ataques, o responsável da Devoteam sublinha que a responsabilidade é das organizações, que têm de investir na literacia digital das pessoas.

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Editor David Horovitz on the muddied paths toward a stable coalition, the significance of the Arab vote and those last 'double-envelope' ballots

Elizabeth Banks, eat your heart out.

Incidents of violent drug-debt intimidation are rising in Ireland – and the methods are becoming more concerning and elaborate.Brutal enforcers are now using ‘disappearing’ video technology on social media platforms to capture and distribute graphic footage of torture.The targeted aggression goes beyond those allegedly in arrears, with innocent friends and family members increasingly caught up in the cruel crossfire.What are the gardaí doing about it?Is there a class issue at play?And what about the incidents we’re not hearing about?Fionnán Sheahan is joined by Irish Independent Southern Correspondent Ralph Riegel to examine a terrifying new trend in Ireland’s underworld.

Um mês depois da morte de Rosalina Ribeiro e após muita insistência, Duarte Lima aceitou falar ao telefone com a polícia no Brasil. No final os investigadores tinham mais dúvidas do que respostas.

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"Ce sont parmi les singes les plus menacés au monde" 13 singes, des tamarins pinchés et des oustitis, ont été volés dans ce parc-refuge ce lundi près de Pau. Très touché par cet événement, Guillaume, le directeur,...

Veterans’ complaints about the rules of engagement have reached Pete Hegseth and a generation of new recruits.

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A judge has dismissed an Orange Order against the Secretary of State’s decision to ban the Drumcree parade from going down the Garvaghy Road.  But Mr Justice Scoffield said those against the march should take “no particular joy in the outcome”.  He said that a lawful decision-making process has established the lodge’s right to parade in law. He also told the court that Sir Chris Bryant’s decision was lawful but highly regrettable that it happened in the circumstances it did. And he threw some shade on nationalist protesters saying, “the law does not apply only when you agree with it”. Ciarán Dunbar was joined by Allison Morris. 

The roster of headliners and participants includes Megan Rapinoe, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Audie Cornish, Ari Shapiro, Dan Harris, Anthony Fantano, Sam Sanders, 'On the Media,' 'One Song,' 'World Café' and more.

The comedian and actress, back with a new Netflix special, talks Hollywood mean girls, how her recent gun jokes land abroad and passing a billboard for a new TV series so white that she almost got in a car accident.

Political correspondents Tal Schneider and Ariela Karmel attempt to dissect election results and weigh in on the many outstanding questions

"Os Escândalos de uma Revolucionária" revela a história de Annie Silva Pais, a filha do último diretor da PIDE, que em 1965 abandonou tudo para se juntar à revolução cubana. Pode ouvir aqui.

The Upper Bann MP Carla Lockhart has been to the forefront of Northern Ireland’s politics ever since the re-emergence of the Drumcree Parade issue.  The DUP-woman has stridently defended the rights of Orangemen to march down the Garvaghy Road in the face of nationalist opposition. She has been clear - the DUP must get Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill out of power over her actions in the Garvaghy protest.  The problem is, the party leader Gavin Robinson disagrees – so what happens next? Who is Carla Lockhart, what are her options, and how does this affect unionism? Ciarán Dunbar is joined by Professor Jon Tonge and by Belfast Telegraph reporters Claire Dickson and Andrew Madden. 

Political correspondent Tal Schneider discusses candidates' latest statements and voting trends in the Arab population

Elle fait vivre la langue occitane… au Japon ! Naoko Sano enseigne l’histoire, la culture et les bases grammaticales de l’occitan à une vingtaine d’étudiants de la section francophone de l’Université préfectorale...