Italy Approves Facial Recognition Decree with Modifications ↗
Front page leadItaly has approved a decree on facial recognition, with significant changes concerning the collection of biometric data in public spaces.
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Il Post's front page highlights Italy's approval of a facial recognition decree, with ongoing discussions about biometric data collection. Other prominent stories include an Italian company's acquisition of Airtable, migration issues in Ceuta involving Moroccan parents searching for children, and…
Italy has approved a decree on facial recognition, with significant changes concerning the collection of biometric data in public spaces.
Italian tech company Bending Spoons will purchase Airtable for $1.3 billion, marking its first acquisition since going public.
Hundreds of Moroccan parents are gathering at the Spanish border, hoping to find their children who have gone to Ceuta.
A lottery ticket worth 1 million euros was discovered among garbage in Puglia after its owner accidentally threw it away.
The story behind the revoked visas for US and Brazilian diplomats highlights tensions between Lula and Trump, foreshadowing a heated Brazilian election campaign.
Electricity has been partially restored in Cuba after nearly two days of widespread blackouts.
Italian diver Chiara Pellacani secured a gold medal in the 3-meter springboard at the European Aquatics Championships.
The Italian government has extended the excise tax discount on diesel fuel until August 25.
At the European Aquatics Championships, Ginevra Taddeucci won gold and Linda Caponi won bronze in the 10 km open water race.
Austria has recorded its highest temperature in history, reaching 40.8°C.
Seventeen migrants died in a shipwreck in the western Mediterranean Sea near the Balearic Islands.
Five people were killed near Moscow in a Ukrainian attack targeting a warehouse.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.3 struck Tuscany, near Pisa.
Russia is expanding its 'ghost fleet' of LNG tankers to circumvent European Union sanctions on natural gas.
The reception system for unaccompanied minors in Ceuta is at its limit, with over 800 children exceeding its capacity of 29.
Many individuals organized their entry into Ceuta via social media, spurred by anonymous accounts promising reception in Spain.
Despite being 80 years old, Lula has entered the Brazilian presidential race for the seventh time, with his health not appearing to be a limiting factor.
An AI avatar of former Brazilian president Bolsonaro has appeared at a rally for his son, despite his house arrest.
An explanation of how the government's proposed facial recognition system would function.