“The Nobel Big Shot”: Former Norwegian PM Facing Corruption Probe Over Links To Epstein
After the Council of Europe lifted his immunity, Thorbjørn Jagland is now formally suspected of aggravated corruption.
WATCH: Woman Sets Fire at Planned ICE Facility in Kansas City
Owner of Missouri industrial facility announced sale to U.S. Government would not proceed hours before apparent arson attack
German Courts Could Issue ‘Speaking Ban’ Against Major AfD Politician In Latest Blow To Free Speech
Höcke is calling out what he says is an anti-democratic attack on free speech.
Police Raid EU Commission Offices Over €900m Property Sale
Belgian police carried out searches at multiple Commission buildings on Thursday.
Chinese Serial Rapist Sentenced To 14 Years In German Prison After Knocking Out And Raping Multiple Women Across The Country
In one case, the Chinese man raped a colleague in the middle of a livestream and in another instance, he raped a lodger next to an 11-month-old baby.
Victoria Launches Digital Birth Certificate Trial, Linking Newborns To Australia’s National Digital ID System
Digital birth certificates raise questions Service Victoria hasn’t addressed publicly. How does revocation work if a certificate needs updating? How do relying parties validate authenticity without creating new verification burdens? What happens when a child turns 18 and wants to manage their own credentials? Who owns the identity data accumulated from birth onward?