Denmark wants to be one of the first countries to criminalize deepfakes, prohibiting the creation and distribution of fake images. The Netherlands already has rules and laws prohibiting deepfakes, but enforcement remains a challenge. Experts see checking permission for content creation as a possible solution.
The renovated Groningen Station has reopened after more than sixty days of major renovation. The changes are visible with the underground passenger passage and entrance gates, but not all facilities are working optimally yet.
Dutch private plane crashes near London airport, causing multiple Easyjet flights to be cancelled. Emergency responders are at the scene and an investigation is underway.
Fairy tale castles Neuschwanstein, Herrenchiemsee and Linderhof in Bavaria receive Unesco World Heritage status, as does royal residence at Schachenberg. Menhirs of Carnac and shores of Morbihan in France also added to list.
The heartbreaking story of Eman Al Sabagh, a Palestinian woman trapped in occupied East Jerusalem's Augusta Victoria hospital since 7 October 2023. Her 12-year-old daughter, who was receiving treatment for brain cancer, passed away while her husband and youngest daughter were stuck in Gaza due to restrictions by Israeli authorities. Al Sabagh is just one of 40 patients and 41 accompanying relatives who are unable to return to Gaza and are living in constant worry about their families back home.
WFP director worries about impact of emergency aid cuts on Central and West Africa as Europe and U.S. cut humanitarian aid budgets. Millions of people depend on emergency aid in the region, which is ravaged by climate change and armed conflict.