The presidential race in tiny Montenegro, a NATO member with close ties to Russian-ally Serbia, became a proxy political contest between the West and East as tensions in southeast Europe ratchet up amid the war in Ukraine. You could say the West won. On Sunday, Montenegro’s former...
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Bulgaria held its fifth election in two years on Sunday, with voters casting their ballots in an effort to end the political deadlock plaguing the European Union country that has been exacerbated by the war in Ukraine, Bloomberg reported. With 62 percent of the votes counted...
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Hundreds of thousands of Israelis demonstrated across the country over the weekend, the latest unrest targeting Israel’s conservative government’s plan to overhaul the judiciary and the first protests since Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu paused the bill last week, the Washington Post reported. Protests took place in...
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Italy’s data protection watchdog issued a temporary ban on the popular artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT over alleged privacy violations, the first Western nation to do so, Euronews reported. Over the weekend, the Italian National Authority for Personal Data Protection said the chatbot had experienced a data...
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An Australia-based meat company recently unveiled a meatball made from the flesh of the woolly mammoth, the Guardian reported. Last week, visitors at the Nemo science museum in the Netherlands got to see – but not taste – a food product from the long-extinct creature that...
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