Pedophiles are using artificial intelligence to create and sell child sexual abuse material on a massive scale, the BBC reported on Wednesday. The creators of these materials use software that generates images and is used, for example, in graphic design.more

WhatsApp has finally begun rolling out the ability to edit messages after they have been sent.more

Julian Sands disappeared in January while hiking in the California mountains. So far, the search for a British actor has been fruitless. Only now, half a year later, walkers discovered his remains near the top of Mount Balty. The cause of death is not yet known.more

Accused of kidnapping, raping and murdering a 27-year-old Polish woman on the Greek island of Kos, 32-year-old Salahuddin S. from Bangladesh was taken to Korydallos prison in Piraeus last night, Greek state radio and television broadcaster ERT reported.more

Three popular Catalan beaches have been closed after sharks appeared near them. The presence of oceanic predators off the shores of this eastern region of Spain, according to biologists quoted by the media, is becoming more common there.more

The war in Ukraine has broken the Franco-German axis that once defined Europe, and now Britain and Poland are taking the initiative, says Prof. Maurice Glasman, a political scientist at St Mary's University in London.more

Poland is the most pro-American country in the world, 93 percent. of residents speak positively of the US; the other is Israel. In both these countries, the percentage of those who think well of the United States is higher than in the United States itself, according to a survey published by the American research center Pew Research Center.more

The governments of 31 NATO countries have agreed to keep Jens Stoltenberg as secretary general of the Alliance until the summer of 2024, the Norwegian daily VG reported, citing three diplomatic sources.more

Tesla and Twitter boss Elon Musk regularly takes ketamine, and Google co-founder Sergey Brin - hallucinogenic mushrooms - informs the Wall Street Journal. The diary describes the growing popularity of psychedelic drugs among Silicon Valley elites, who hope that drugs will help them gain an advantage over the competition.more

"No cappuccino with spaghetti" was one of the slogans of the protest held on Tuesday at Rome's Trevi Fountain. The original happening at the monument visited by thousands of tourists was organized by supporters of the tradition of Italian cuisine in order to draw attention - especially foreigners - to its rules, which, according to them, cannot be broken.more

The search team led by Kostas Thoktaridis has published a video showing the wreck discovered at the bottom of the Aegean Sea. Divers believe it is the legendary British submarine HMS Triumph, which mysteriously disappeared in 1942. The Royal Navy has not yet confirmed these reports.more

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Riots continue in Nanterre near Paris after a 17-year-old police officer shot and killed a 17-year-old boy who refused to submit to an inspection. Dozens of people took to the streets of the town in protest against the boy's death.more

The record-breaking heat that hit the state of Texas in June in the US is becoming the norm there. They kill more people than tornadoes, hurricanes and floods combined.more

"My client does not admit to the alleged acts" - said Athina Fundotou, lawyer of 32-year-old Salahuddind S. from Bangladesh, after another several hours of interrogation of a murder suspect of a 27-year-old Polish woman on the Greek island of Kos.more

In Portugal, listening to loud music on beaches has been banned under threat of a fine of up to 36,000 euros, according to the latest rules reported by the Lisbon media, citing the National Maritime Authority (AMN).more

One in three of the 220 Russian embassies and missions in Switzerland most likely work for the Kremlin's intelligence service, believes the head of counterintelligence Christian Dussey, whose statement was quoted by Al Jazeera today. more

44 percent Algerians seeking asylum in the Netherlands are suspected of committing a crime last year, according to a report published yesterday by the research institute of the Ministry of Justice and Security (WODC).more

The U.S. Supreme Court yesterday rejected an appeal by a North Carolina school that required students to wear only skirts. Thus, previous court decisions, which found that mandatory skirts violate the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, ensuring equality before the law, remain in force.more

Italy is catching up with Japan in the ranking of the world's oldest nations, according to data from the national statistical institute (Istat). The latest report notes three phenomena: a decline in fertility, an increase in the average age of residents and further aging of the population.more

An invasion of mosquito-borne tropical diseases is progressing in Europe, the latest ECDC report warns. The reasons are climate change, longer and warmer summers and floods.more

A history and philosophy teacher who has been employed at a secondary school in Italy for 24 years has been absent almost constantly for two decades. She was dismissed by the Ministry of Education, and this decision was upheld by the Supreme Court after a long court battle, declaring her "permanent and absolute inability" to fulfill this role.more

Illegal passengers from Syria who terrorized the crew of a Portuguese-flagged ship may have been linked to a criminal group. The unit, which was freed from the threat by the Portuguese special forces, heads to Poland.more

The 27-year-old passenger stripped naked on board the flight to Sofia shortly before departure from Munich; she screamed loudly and bit an intervening policeman. As a result, the flight was delayed for three and a half hours, and the woman was taken to a psychiatric hospital.more

It's time to consider ending tours to the wreck of the Titanic as "there's not much to learn anymore," Charles Haas, president of the International Titanic Association (TIS), was quoted as saying by Sky News.more