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Back to SearchEU Parliament Rejects Child Abuse Scan Law
European Parliament rejects child abuse material scan extension, sparking debate on safety vs. privacy; tech companies and child advocates react…
5 days, 17 hours ago
EU Lawmakers Pressure Biennale to Exclude Russia
Thirty-four European Parliament members urge EU leaders to boycott Venice Biennale due to Russias participation, citing potential image boost fo…
5 days, 17 hours ago
Germany's Housing Crisis: Demand Outpacing Supply
Germanys housing crisis deepens as demand surges, supply dwindles, and costs soar. The government aims to build 320,000 homes annually by 2030, …
5 days, 17 hours ago
EU Parliament Approves Tighter Immigration Rules
The European Parliament has approved a significant immigration reform, allowing member states to deport migrants with rejected asylum claims to …
5 days, 18 hours ago
NATO Members Hit 2% Defense Spending Target, Boost Budgets
NATO members hit two percent defense spending target, with Europe and Canada increasing budgets by nineteen percent to five hundred seventy-four…
5 days, 18 hours ago
Germany Eyes Australian Drone for Military
Germanys Defense Minister, Boris Pistorius, is considering purchasing the Australian-made MQ-28 Ghost Bat combat drone, which could team up with…
5 days, 18 hours ago
Tourism Plummets in Cyprus, Greece Due to Iran Conflict
Tensions in the Middle East trigger a significant drop in tourism bookings across Cyprus, Greece, and Turkey. Cyprus sees a surge in cancellatio…
5 days, 18 hours ago
Lukashenko & Kim Sign Friendship Treaty, Strengthen Ties
Belarus President Lukashenko and North Koreas Kim Jong Un strengthened their alliance with a friendship treaty, aligning on global issues and su…
5 days, 18 hours ago
Germany Rejects 66% of Iranian Asylum Applications
Germanys asylum rejections for Iranians surge, with only 35% approval rate, amid Irans crackdown and U.S./Israeli strikes. Left-wing lawmaker cr…
5 days, 18 hours ago
Hungary's Opposition Leader Accuses State of IT Sabotage
Hungarys opposition leader, Peter Magyar, accuses state intelligence of targeting his partys IT systems. Police raids on Tisza IT workers homes …
5 days, 19 hours ago