EU disease prevention agency's new chief seeks better public engagement
Bridging the gap between scientific information and the general public is a priority for the Austrian physician, who recently took over as the agency’s head.
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No, the viral 'Goodbye Meta AI' post on Instagram won't protect your data. Here's what to do instead
Hundreds of thousands of Instagram users have been misled by a viral fake post claiming that sharing it will prevent Meta from using their personal data, profile information, or photos to train artificial intelligence (AI).
Far-right FPÖ leads as Austrians head to polls in pivotal election on Sunday
Austrians will vote on Sunday in parliamentary elections, which polls suggest could be narrowly won by the country's far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) for the first time in the party's history.
UK passport holders advised to swat up on validity rules as passenger wrongly denied boarding
It's close to five years since Britain left the EU but many UK travellers are still being tripped up by the passport validity rules that came into force since Brexit.
Euroviews. What the year of wars and elections has revealed about European sentiment
Every five years, the European Union re-enacts the same drama. In its first act, political parties and candidates seek the voters’ attention by presenting the European Parliament election as a decisive battle for the future of Europe.
How can Russia keep producing weapons with foreign parts despite sanctions?
During the first two weeks of September, Russia launched over 640 Shahed drones at Ukrainian cities, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Poland's Hurkacz to fund flood victims with each ace he hits
World number eight Hubert Hurkacz said on Tuesday he will donate 100 euros to Poland flood victims for every ace he hits until the end of the season.