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MoscowThe Kremlin has stated that "Russian technology far exceeded the level of the other countries at the moment," a few days after an explosion on a military base in the north of the country.

LondonThe first advertisement banned from television in the United Kingdom's Advertising Standards Authority for portraying "gender-stereotypical activities" was an ad showing heterosexual white men and women.

RomeAn Italian regional administrative court (TAR) of Lazio lifted a ban on NGO migrant rescue ship Open Arms entering Italian waters on Wednesday.

BerlinThe Amadeu Antonio Foundation has warned against associating with the "right-wing populist" AfD.

RomeThe ship Ocean Viking cruising off Libya has taken another 105 Africans on board. The new arrivals are, according to information from the AFP news agency, exclusively men. Most of them come from Sudan.

Last weekend, there were several sexual assaults registered in Germany in which foreign men were the perpetrators.

An ongoing Bulgarian legal circus is threatening Europe’s energy diversity.

ChemnitzThe Chemnitz district court has sentenced a sympathizer of the left-wing extremist Antifa to seven months imprisonment for giving the Hitler salute in public.

BudapestThe excessive power of multinational technology companies should be regulated and it will be one of the biggest challenges of the coming decades, says Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga.

JohannesburgA black South African State Forensic Pathologist was found guilty of stealing body parts of a white woman from a mortuary.