The Ministry of Digitalisation says it will regulate the wearable devices more strictly, floating a ban on public facial recognition and setting up an expert group, amid fears the cameras enable surveillance.…
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The Belgian food-safety agency has traced the outbreak to a producer in Geel and halted operations at the farm, with the recall extended to Luxembourg and several other European countries alerted.…
Robert Kocharyan, who leads the Moscow-friendly opposition and is close to Vladimir Putin, was detained with his son and four others, in a case analysts see as part of Yerevan's turn toward the West.…
The singer and songwriter behind 'Jolene' and '9 to 5' died in Nashville after a brief battle with cancer, prompting tributes from Beyonce, Taylor Swift and Paul McCartney.…
A yes vote on Sunday would make Iceland the eleventh country hoping to join the EU, alongside ten applicants already in the queue, though the Nordic island remains divided.…
The foreign ministry says a review of the previous government's pandemic-era purchase of 17,000 ventilators from China points to possible fraud.…
Prime Minister Mark Carney will attend the State of the Union in Strasbourg and pursue a deeper partnership on raw materials, energy and defence, but geography and EU rules keep membership out of reach.…
The actor will present David Ayer's survival thriller out of competition at the festival's 74th edition, reuniting with the director he worked with on 'Fury.'…
Revised figures show GDP rose 0.3% in the second quarter on the back of stronger exports, and a jump in the Ifo index points to improving sentiment, even as high energy prices cloud the outlook.…
Inclusion in the benchmark index brings the online forum new prestige and forced buying from the trillions of dollars in funds that track it.…
