Recent Posts
Privacy Watchdogs: Ban Cameras That Recognize Faces
Smart cameras that scan the faces of passers-by and identify people in a split second should be banned. Several European privacy watchdogs are calling for this.
"Every camera with facial recognition that we put up on the street, in…
Read More...
Read More...
Billions in Debt Relief and Recovery Aid for Greece
Greece can expect a lot of European money in the coming months. The Eurogroup has agreed in Luxembourg with a new debt relief of 748 million euros, while the European Commission already approved the Greek recovery plan earlier Thursday.…
Read More...
Read More...
U.S. President Joe Biden receives Angela Merkel in mid-July.
The Chancellor will travel to Washington, D.C. on July 15. The U.S. President wants to welcome them to the White House. Biden is currently at the G7 summit in Europe.
Chancellor Angela Merkel will meet U.S. President Joe Biden in…
Read More...
Read More...
British royals congratulate Harry and Meghan on the birth of their daughter
The British royals have reacted for the first time to the birth of Lili, the daughter of Prince Harry and his wife, Megan. In a short statement, Queen Elizabeth is "delighted" with the girl's arrival, who was born on Friday.
Buckingham…
Read More...
Read More...
What is A Certificate of Employers’ Liability Insurance?
A certificate of employers' liability insurance is legally required proof of an insurance policy. It should be made visible to all members of staff and if not, a business can be fined £1,000 if it is unable to prove its policy.
A…
Read More...
Read More...
Turkish secret service arrests Gulen’s nephews abroad
Salahuddin Gülen has been missing for weeks. Now he has been picked up by the Turkish secret service. He is threatened with criminal proceedings in Turkey.
The Turkish secret service arrested a nephew of the clergyman Fethullah Gülen…
Read More...
Read More...