New legislation prohibiting participation in terrorist organisations takes effect in Sweden from today. According to the authorities in Stockholm, this fulfils Turkey's last condition on the road to NATO.more

The European Union and the US will develop a joint code of conduct on AI artificial intelligence, it was agreed after a meeting of the EU-US Trade and Technology Council (TTC) concluded yesterday in Lulea, northern Sweden, with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in attendance.more

Russian guerrillas who attacked Kremlin forces from Ukraine have thousands willing to join them and will continue their airstrikes across the border until their forces are large enough to attack Moscow, their commander told the British newspaper The Times.more

CVs and cover letters written by ChatGPT may soon become the bane of people recruiting new employees. A recent study shows that nearly half of US college graduates see nothing wrong with using this tool to create resumes and other documents required when looking for a job.more

Do not order a cappuccino after 12:00 - a young woman was walking around Rome with such a banner addressed to foreign tourists. Her idea met with the applause of the Romans and waiters – informed the newspaper "La Repubblica" by publishing a recording of this unusual action.more

5 thousand More than 1,000 patients were invited to be tested for HIV and hepatitis B and C because it turned out that the equipment at the dental center in Lyon had not been sterilized.more

The upper age limit for reserve soldiers should be raised to 65, the General Staff of the Finnish Armed Forces believes. He wants this to be included in the program of the new right-wing government, Helsingin Sanomat reports today.more

Between 35 and 75 per cent of California's beaches will disappear by the end of the century, US Geological Survey (USGS) researchers warn. Most at risk of destruction are Point Arena, Humboldt Bay in the north of the state, Morro Bay in central California, and Newport Beach and San Clemente in southern California.more

Europe drinks the most alcohol in the world, according to a new report by the World Health Organization. As many as nine European Union countries were among the top ten countries in the world with the highest consumption. Poland, with an average consumption of 11.9 liters per person, ranks 17th on this list.more

In 2022, around 168,500 people were naturalised in Germany. This is 28 per cent more than in the previous year. Not since 2002 have so many naturalisations been registered in a single year, the Federal Statistical Office reported today. Syrians made up the largest group of naturalised citizens in 2022.more

As many as 68 million tourists will spend this summer in Italy, more than before the pandemic, a forecast made yesterday by the research institute Demoskopika. It is estimated that tourists will spend 46 billion euros. Some 267 million nights will be booked in hotels, guest houses and holiday resorts. According to experts, this will be the biggest tourism movement since 2000.more

A Christian could be an "influencer" - this was highlighted in a document published yesterday by the Vatican's Dicastery for Communication. At the same time, the Vatican acknowledged the concern about divisive communication coming from leaders in the Church.more

One of the drones that appeared in the Moscow region was downed near Vladimir Putin's residence in Novo-Ogaryovo near Moscow, Ukrinform news agency reported today, citing reports from Russia.more

Saxony's Interior Minister Armin Schuster continues to insist on stationary controls at the border with Poland. Schuster dismissed concerns that the controls could lead to traffic jams and disruption of the EU internal market. more

"We welcome Poles to the Emilia-Romagna coast". - announced the head of the tourism department of the authorities of this Italian region, Andrea Corsini. He stressed that the Romagnola Riviera had not been affected by the flooding, which had caused enormous damage in other parts of the region.more

A shooting erupted along a crowded beachfront promenade in Hollywood, Florida, last night. Nine people, including children, were injured. At least 21 people were killed by bullets over the Memorial Day weekend in the US, according to the media.more

The government is one of the biggest gambling bosses in the Netherlands and made 123 million euros in gambling profits last year, the daily Algemeen Dagblad wrote on Monday. On the one hand, the cabinet sets the rules for the gambling market, but on the other hand, it is an important player in it, the newspaper notes.more

"Twitter will be expelled from the EU if its rules are violated," said French Minister Jean-Noel Barrot, responsible for digital transformation and telecommunications, in an interview with France Info television.more

A spot of reflective green color appeared on the water of the Grand Canal in Venice yesterday. It is not known what caused this phenomenon: another action by activists who have recently attacked monuments in Italy, an act of vandalism by tourists or an artistic happening.more

The European Commission has a problem with transparency, because it announced the renegotiation of the Covid-19 vaccine contract with Pfizer, but it did so in such a way that more questions than answers remain, Politico assessed today.more

The city of Halifax declared a state of emergency last night after a forest fire in the area forced residents to evacuate and caused power outages, local authorities said.more

Following an alleged artificial intelligence (AI) scam in the Hamburg Abitur written exam, the Bavarian Teachers' Association (BLLV) is calling for a reform of the classical student assessment system. Schools should not ignore social change, said the head of the association.more

The current head of state Recep Tayyip Erdogan won the second round of the presidential election in Turkey with 52 percent of the vote. votes - according to the results published by the Anatolia and ANKA agencies after opening 99 percent. ballot boxes from polling stations. This marks Erdogan's third presidential term.more

Support for the Greens continues to fall and is now at its lowest level in five years. The SPD - the party of Chancellor Olaf Scholz - also lost, while the liberals and the AfD gained, which is currently supported by 18 percent. surveyed, according to the latest Insy poll published today. Only every fourth respondent is satisfied with the work of the government.more

Coraz więcej Holendrów nabywa domy w Hiszpanii, w 2022 roku kupili ich rekordowo dużo - 4,3 tysiąca - informuje dziennik "De Telegraaf”.more