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The news highlights a tragic event in Krakow, Poland, where a far-right attacker killed six people and his family members were found dead in his home. Other top stories include discussions on regulating youth social media use, an election outcome in Israel where the opposition leader may form a…
An interview with digital child protection expert Borbála Timár discusses how various countries are regulating youth presence on social media, from strict bans to milder restrictions, and examines the outcomes of strict bans.
The bodies of the shooter's parents and sister were found in their home in Krakow.
The 25-year-old far-right attacker killed six people in Krakow's main square on Saturday.
The attacker may have used his father's weapons from home.
Gadi Eisenkot now has 28 days to attempt to form a new government, with a possible 14-day extension. Neither bloc won a majority in the parliamentary election.
The first successful human blood transfusion was performed in 1820, but the path to it was not only bumpy but also bloody. The history of failed attempts still raises many questions about how ethical considerations can influence medical research.
Some of the newly released documents do not provide enough information to establish identity, while others may contain small details that could reveal important aspects of an agent's past. We show in which cases it is worth contacting the archives for documents containing further evidence.
The newly appointed head of the school district unexpectedly withdrew from his position on the first day of his employment.
The fan displayed support for Mussolini, leading to a five-year ban from stadiums across Europe.
