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European Leaders Push for Defense Boost Amid Divisions Over Ukraine Peacekeepers

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European leaders met in Paris on Monday for emergency talks on strengthening the continent’s defense capabilities, agreeing on the need for increased military spending but remaining divided over the possibility of deploying peacekeepers to Ukraine. The meeting, hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron, followed U.S. President Donald Trump’s surprise decision to

UK Government Partners with Anthropic to Enhance Public Services with AI

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The UK government has announced a collaboration with AI startup Anthropic to explore the use of its chatbot, Claude, in improving public access to information and services. The partnership, formalized through a memorandum of understanding, aligns with Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s ambition to establish the UK as a global leader in artificial intelligence. Backed by […]

Students Protest in Sarajevo Over Government Inaction Following Deadly Floods

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Hundreds of students gathered in protest on Monday, demanding government accountability for the deaths of 27 people during devastating floods in October 2024. The disaster, which caused severe damage to homes, roads, and bridges in central and southern parts of the country, highlighted inefficiencies in aid distribution and recovery efforts. In the village of Donja […]

Britain’s Migration Crackdown Leaves Thousands of Modern Slavery Victims Without Support

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Thousands of victims of modern slavery in Britain are being denied essential support due to stricter immigration rules introduced in 2023, according to sources from government, law enforcement, and charities. The changes have made it harder for victims to qualify for state assistance by demanding greater proof of exploitation, leading to a rejection rate of […]

Italy Probes Spyware Attack Targeting WhatsApp Users, Including Activist and Journalist

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The Italian government announced an investigation into a “particularly serious” spyware incident targeting seven mobile phone users on WhatsApp. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s office denied any involvement and directed the National Cybersecurity Agency to probe the matter after reports that a journalist and a migrant rescue activist were affected. Luca

Starmer Urges Europe to Intensify Efforts Against Putin’s War Machine During Brussels Visit

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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer traveled to Brussels on Monday to call for a stronger European commitment to countering President Vladimir Putin’s Russia and its ongoing war in Ukraine. In his discussions with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and European leaders, Starmer emphasized the need for the continent to step up its efforts, particularly in […]