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In 2019, is now used by more than 7 million people to verify their identity, store digital documents, and access public services. Similarly, Belgium’s Itsme app, launched in 2018, has over 6 million users who rely on it for logging into banking, government, and healthcare platforms. The introduction of

Civilians in Gaza Suffer Combat-Level Injuries, Study Finds A new study has revealed that civilians in Gaza are sustaining injuries typically seen among soldiers engaged in intense warfare. The research, published in the *British Medical Journal (BMJ)*, found that certain wounds—such as severe burns and leg injuries—occurred more

Britain risks violating its nuclear disarmament commitments if it proceeds with the planned acquisition of 12 F-35A fighter jets for £1 billion, according to a legal analysis commissioned by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND). Two international legal experts argue that the government’s move to restore air-based nuclear capabilities

EU Sanctions Envoy Holds Talks in Washington Amid Calls for Tougher Measures Against Russia The EU’s top sanctions official is meeting with U.S. counterparts in Washington following remarks by Donald Trump indicating readiness to escalate measures against Russia over its ongoing war in Ukraine. David O’Sullivan, the

French Vote of Confidence – A Closer Look Bayrou emphasizes that the problem of budget deficits and weak spending oversight lies at the heart of current discussions. He highlights that France has maintained a budget deficit for 51 consecutive years, describing it as “a habit, or perhaps even a dependence,” where

Residents of a Bavarian Apartment Building Mistake Slug for Prankster After Late-Night Doorbell Disturbance Residents of an apartment building in southern Germany were baffled when their doorbells repeatedly rang late at night. Initially suspecting a teenage prank, they were surprised to discover the source was not a human troublemaker but