EU Reaches Deal to Boost Cybersecurity of Digital Products
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Brussels – European Union lawmakers made progress this week towards mandating stronger cybersecurity measures for internet-connected devices used by millions of Europeans daily. On Thursday evening, the European Parliament and European Council struck an informal agreement on the Cyber Resilience Act, proposed legislation that aims to secure digital products against cyberattacks. The bill would require makers of products with digital features to ensure they are resilient against hackers, provide transparency around their security, and issue regular software updates. “The Cyber Resilience Act will strengthen the cybersecurity of connected products, tackling vulnerabilities in hardware and software alike, making the EU a
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The European Union and the Azerbaijan-Armenia Conflict: Between Mediations and Obstacles
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The establishment of territorial sovereignty for each State in the world is a necessity, it is in this regard that Azerbaijan, by regaining control of Nagorno-Karabakh in September after a lightning offensive, can argue that it was seeking to restore its territorial sovereignty lost during the previous conflict. The reconquest could be seen as a legitimate response to the unacceptable status quo situation that had prevailed in the region for many years, and as a manifestation of the international right of each country to guarantee its territorial integrity. Regional stabilization is an essential element for Azerbaijan. The reconquest of Nagorno-Karabakh
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Scientology's IAS charitable organization Celebrates and Commemorates Era of Unprecedented Global Humanitarian Work
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Thousands celebrate 4 years of IAS’s monumental global humanitarian work using L. Ron Hubbard’s vision. BRUSSELS, BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, November 29, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ — Thousands of Scientologists recently gathered at the historic Saint Hill estate in West Sussex, England to commemorate four years of monumental humanitarian accomplishment by the International Association of Scientologists (IAS). Saint Hill is the home of L. Ron Hubbard, founder of the Scientology religion. Over a weekend of festivities, attendees celebrated recent IAS-sponsored initiatives and their unprecedented worldwide impact. The event opened on Friday evening with an extensive presentation by Mr. David Miscavige, the ecclesiastical leader of Scientologists. He
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The European Union and the Azerbaijan-Armenia Conflict: Between Mediations and Obstacles
By Guest Author
The establishment of territorial sovereignty for each State in the world is a necessity, it is in this regard that Azerbaijan, by regaining control of Nagorno-Karabakh in September after a lightning offensive, can argue that it was seeking to restore its territorial sovereignty lost during the previous conflict. The reconquest could be seen as a legitimate response to the unacceptable status quo situation that had prevailed in the region for many years, and as a manifestation of the international right of each country to guarantee its territorial integrity. Regional stabilization is an essential element for Azerbaijan. The reconquest of Nagorno-Karabakh
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Mobile machinery circulating on public roads needs to meet road safety standards, MEPs agree
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The Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection has approved the Parliament's draft negotiating position on road safety for mobile working equipment. Find out more about the proposed new rules and their potential impact on the EU market.
https://europeantimes.news/2023/11/mobile-machinery-circulating-on-public-roads-needs-to-meet-road-safety-standards-meps-agree/

MEPs endorse updated Advance Passenger Information laws
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New laws to make data collection of air passengers mandatory and harmonised. MEPs want to see proportional data collection in line with EU court rulings. Uniform rules on Advance Passenger Information collection aim to boost the EU’s security and its ability to fight and prevent serious crime. The Parliament’s Civil Liberties Committee today adopted two draft reports on collecting Advance Passenger Information (API) to enhance security at the EU’s external borders and to boost the prevention of and fight against crime. They were adopted with 50 votes in favour, 7 against, and 0 abstentions (border management) and 53 votes in
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Honoring Tina Turner's Birthday, A Rock Legacy
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On what would be her 84th birthday this November 26th, we celebrate Tina Turner, the iconic “Queen of Rock.” Born in 1939 as Anna Mae Bullock, she soared to fame with hits like “Proud Mary” and “Nutbush City Limits.” Despite a challenging marriage, she made a triumphant comeback with her 1984 solo album “Private Dancer,” featuring classics such as “What’s Love Got to Do with It.” Turner’s vibrant performances and roles in films like “Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome” showcased her versatility. Her biopic, “What’s Love Got to Do with It,” further cemented her status as a music and cultural icon.
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Russia, A defendant in the case of military "fakes" told about humiliation and torture in a psychiatric hospital
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St Petersburg. Last November 15th, OVD-info reported that a defendant in the military “fakes” case has told about humiliation and torture in a psychiatric hospital. The staff of the psychiatric hospital No. 3 named after I. I. Skovortsov-Stepanov abuse Victoria Petrova, a defendant in the case of military “fakes” from St. Petersburg. This is reported in her Telegram channel by her lawyer Anastasia Pilipenko. As Petrova told her, she was forced to undress for a “bodily examination” in front of male staff, with women nearby at the time. Afterwards, the hospital staff mocked and laughed at her in response to
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Modena, Celebrating 42 years of Scientology Mission's positive impact on the Community
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MODENA, EMILIA-ROMAGNA, ITALY, November 23, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ — Modena, Italy, is a city that beautifully blends the allure of history, with the advancements of the era. It holds the title of being a UNESCO World Heritage Site due, to its collection of structures and museums that proudly exhibit renowned masterpieces originating from the 16th century. Additionally, Modena has gained fame as Italy’s point for automobile production. Being the birthplace of Enzo Ferrari, Modena has a strong association with automobiles, embodying a culture of precision and speed. In October, the Church of Scientology Mission of Modena celebrated its 42nd anniversary, being
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Antisemitism in Armenia, a growing threat
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Since the Hamas attacks on 7 October and Israel’s response, anti-Semitism has risen alarmingly in many parts of the world. France, in particular, has recorded more than 1,300 incidents, reported by the police authorities, testifying to the seriousness of the situation. Azerbaijan, a strong ally of Israel, is engaged in a long-standing conflict with Armenia. This alliance arouses the disapproval of many Armenians, who take a dim view of the proximity between Jerusalem and Baku. In protest, some Armenians have reacted by attacking Jewish symbols in their own country. On 15 November, individuals threw Molotov cocktails at the synagogue in
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UK Parliament hosted the conference "Interfaith Works, Living Examples"
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The UK has a fairly developed interfaith scene with last week named as Interfaith Week. Hundreds of events were held around the UK by interfaith and religious groups to showcase the value of interfaith in society. One such event was hosted by Sir Stephen Timms, MP and organized by the All Faiths Network and Minhaj Welfare Foundation. The conference was held in the UK Parliament titled Interfaith Works: Living Examples. The event highlighted the positive impact of interfaith collaboration in addressing societal challenges amidst increasing global conflicts. Speakers emphasized that faiths and interfaith organizations can contribute to improving social conditions,
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