Four Renaissance Masterpieces Stolen From Italian Museum in Major Art Heist
Italy is reeling after a brazen overnight theft at a museum in Messina, Sicily, where four priceless Renaissance-era works by
France’s Top Court Blocks Under-15 Social Media Ban, Citing Freedom and Privacy Concerns
Well, that didn’t go as planned. France’s ambitious push to keep kids under 15 off social media just got blocked
Former US Marine Robert Gilman Is Finally Home After Four Years in a Russian Prison
Robert Gilman is back in the United States. After more than four years in Russian custody, the former Marine landed
U.S. Treasury Designates Mahmoud al-Abyari: What the Hamas Sanctions Mean for European Businesses and Banks
The U.S. Treasury’s latest sanctions on Mahmoud al-Abyari highlight growing risks for European businesses, banks and cross-border partners, making stronger
What Happened in Spain’s Deadly Wildfire? 11 Killed, 19 Missing in Almeria Blaze
At least 11 people have died and 19 are missing after a devastating wildfire tore through Spain’s southern Almeria province.
As the fuel crisis drags on, the French minister says time for talk is over
The time for talking is over, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Monday, October 17, as the government
Covid-19, alarming data in Europe: increase in hospitalizations in a third of countries
Europe struggles to get out of the tunnel of the coronavirus pandemic. Thanks to the delay in the delivery of
The Netherlands becomes the latest country to suspend AstraZeneca vaccine use over side effects concern
Netherlands has become latest country to suspend use of AstraZeneca vaccine over possible side effects concern after many nations too
UN AI for Good Commission Explained: How the New Global Initiative Will Shape AI Governance
As artificial intelligence reshapes industries and everyday life, the debate over who should regulate the technology has become more pressing
Tightening the Leash: Why Oversight of Iranian Diplomatic Missions Can’t Wait
In the context of hybrid threats, Iranian diplomatic missions throughout Europe must be more closely scrutinised to limit intelligence operations,
