Greece Rejects Criticism of Migrant Pushbacks
Greece denies that it is systematically driving migrants back to Turkey, after several media reports. This
German Energy Sector Wants More Land for Building Windmills
Much more land is needed to build windmills in Germany to reduce dependence on Russian energy.
Facebook and Instagram Now Ban Posts About Abortion Pills
Days after women lost the right to abortion in many US states, Meta, the parent company
Philips: Problems With Sleep Apnea Machines Less Dangerous
The problems with sleep apnea devices from Philips are less dangerous for users than the Dutch
New Antitrust Complaint for Job Boards Google
A Danish job board files a complaint against Google for abuse of power by promoting its
Chinese Cyber Spies Use Ransomware as a Distraction
A Chinese-backed group of attackers has used ransomware as a distraction for their espionage. That’s what
Rescuers Search for Survivors After Afghanistan Earthquake
Rescuers are busy searching for survivors after the magnitude 6.1 earthquake in Afghanistan that killed at
South Korean Stock Market Negative Outlier in Lower Region
Asian stock markets fell for the most part on Wednesday. The South Korean stock market in
French Prime Minister Borne Offers to Resign, Macron Refuses
French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne has tendered her resignation to President Emmanuel Macron. He has
EU Foreign Chief: Russian Grain Blockade is a Real War Crime
Russia must be judged on the blockade of grain from Ukraine, says EU foreign affairs chief
