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Five EU states are planning to establish deportation centers outside the EU by 2027. These centers will offer rejected asylum seekers new opportunities in partner countries and will be fully financed by the EU states.
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US mediators, including Witkoff and Kushner, will travel to Kyiv on Sunday to present a proposal to end the Ukraine war. President Zelenskyy called on Russia to refrain from airstrikes during the visit.
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A 32-year-old Turkish comedian faces a multi-year prison sentence for allegedly insulting the president and inciting hatred. The offense stems from a YouTube video that garnered over 14 million views. The artist has been in pre-trial detention since early July and denies the accusations.
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Russian women are using birth tourism to secure a second citizenship for their children born abroad. Following an influx of approximately 10,500 pregnant Russian women in 2022, Argentina tightened its immigration rules, leading to an increase in birth tourism to Brazil.
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The article criticizes the treatment of women killed by ex-partners, suspected femicides, as isolated incidents rather than political acts. It calls for these acts to be recognized as expressions of patriarchal violence and combatted structurally to protect women.
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The European cloud association CISPE warns that Broadcom's planned expansion of its VMware dominance into enterprise AI could limit European companies' freedom of choice. CISPE fears this will lead to future price increases and a new dependency, similar to past Broadcom practices.
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The Higher Administrative Court of NRW has ruled that flower pots narrowing a sidewalk must be removed as they do not represent usual use. A resident in Mülheim an der Ruhr was not allowed to set up her approximately 50-centimeter-wide pots after 20 years.
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The hacker group Rhysida has published several terabytes of data from the Berlin state network on the darknet after an ultimatum expired, as the Berlin Senate did not pay a ransom. The data includes personnel matters and could be misused for identity theft.
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The European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that even short social media posts are copyright protected if they represent an original intellectual creation. While national laws can limit the use of such content for reporting to short excerpts, a blanket commercial use ban for media violates EU law.
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Following a cyberattack on Berlin's state network, criminals have published stolen data online. The Rhysida hacking group announced approximately 1.4 million data records, including personnel files and references, are available for download. Berlin's security authorities are conducting an intensive review of the published data.
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