UN: cooperating with Israeli aid plan for Gaza is not an option
UN maintains principles in Gaza despite challenges, says British chief amid talks with Israel
EU investigates whether four porn sites are doing enough to keep out minors
EU launches investigation into lack of effective age verification on four popular porn sites and prioritizes protecting young online users while pushing for the development of a European age verification app, but the details and timeline are still unclear.
After two explosions, test flight Starship again: when will Mars come into view?
In order to realize Elon Musk's goal of colonizing Mars, his space company SpaceX is attempting a new test flight of their Starship spacecraft. However, experts have doubts about the feasibility and timeline of Musk's plans, with some suggesting a more realistic Mars landing date of 2040.
Asylum freeze and push aside EU rules? This is how other countries are tackling it
Belgium, under the leadership of Prime Minister De Wever, has embarked on a new course, strictly adhering to European asylum laws to keep the number of asylum seekers low. Other countries, such as Poland, Hungary, Germany, Austria and Finland, have also taken measures in their asylum policies that may conflict with international agreements.
German criticism of Israel: support from staunchest European ally also falters
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz openly criticized Israel's actions in Gaza, marking a significant shift in Germany's stance on the conflict. Experts say this could impact both government policy and public discourse on the subject.
Prosecutor demands punishment for Klimmuur Amsterdam after fatal fall of 11-year-old child
Directors of Klimmuur Amsterdam face significant penalties after 11-year-old boy tragically dies while participating in a birthday party at the climbing gym, with the prosecutor calling for a 120 hour work sentence and a 10-year ban on hosting children's parties.