No one seems to know who decided on the restriction. SpaceX say the order came from the White House; the White House say it came from Musk. Rubio dismissed the whole affair with a “it sort of happened” – it just happened, that’s all.  

It is alleged that the founder of SpaceX imposed a speed limit on the Starlink terminals used by Kyiv, thereby compromising defences against Russian drones. Meanwhile, Washington has reinstated ballistic missile alerts. And Witkoff is meeting with Putin to discuss the peace plan (and an agreement to secure the release of some Americans).

Musk’s company has unveiled the Roadster, the car that can fly (a little). After watching the presentation, Robert Zemeckis’s trilogy starring Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd seemed a little less far-fetched. One question remains: did we really need this?

In the British newspaper, the Ukrainian president explains how the air strikes had been suspended to comply with US requests, but that during the same period Moscow continued to attack without warning, whilst Starlink communications slowed down, with serious military consequences. The owner of X, however, emphasises the difference between Starlink and Starshield, suggesting that, if anything, it was the US government that slowed down communications. 

Data and satellites. Europeans oppose Trump’s blackouts in Ukraine

The U.S. President has decided to impose restrictions on the sharing of intelligence with the Ukrainians, and the devastating effect of this decision was immediately apparent. Data, satellites and the stance of European allies

The debates, the controversies, the announcements, the warnings about the end of the world: in the artificial intelligence sector, everything is happening on X, formerly Twitter, despite it technically being a competitor, namely xAI. Recently, even Zuckerberg had to return there to announce the latest developments from Meta AI: in short, if you’re not on X, you’re nobody (at least in this field).

The world’s richest man insults those who describe the German party as ‘far-right’ and praises the violent Robinson and Tommo. Once again, in his narrative, reality does not matter