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In Naples, a ferry carrying people crashes into a pier: at least 29 people are injured, including G7 diplomats
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The Dutch government is considering closing its Facebook pages
The Dutch government is considering shutting down its Facebook pages due to privacy concerns, as Meta (Facebook's parent company) has refused to provide public information about the processing of personal data collected from visitors to government pages, potentially violating privacy laws.
SBI exposes fraudsters who cheated people out of their money under the guise of Bureau employees
Law enforcement officers exposed a group of fraudsters who cheated people out of their money by posing as employees of the State Bureau of Investigation and offering a wide range of services to potential "clients".
Donald Tusk announces that the mastermind of the attack on Navalny's associate has been detained
A Belarusian who worked for the Russians and ordered two Poles to kill Navalny's associate was detained along with the attackers in Poland.
Stoltenberg: NATO allies agree to provide further military support to Ukraine, including more air defense
NATO defense ministers agree to provide Ukraine with enhanced military support, including air defense systems.
In Naples, a ferry carrying people crashes into a pier: at least 29 people are injured, including G7 diplomats
At least 29 people were injured when a ferry carrying passengers from the Italian island of Capri, where the G7 foreign ministers are meeting, collided with a pier in Naples.
Valeriy Ryabykh: the downed Tu-22M3 is a signal of Russia's strategic defeat
Ukrainian air defense forces shot down a Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bomber and two X-22 cruise missiles fired from it, marking a strategic defeat for Russia, as it can no longer produce such aircraft and has only about 20 that can perform combat missions.
Attack on a port in Odesa region: Russians fired four missiles
Russians fire four missiles at port infrastructure in Odesa region, hitting an agricultural facility.
Scorsese plans to make Sinatra biopic with DiCaprio and Lawrence
Martin Scorsese is planning to make two films at once: a biopic about Frank Sinatra starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence as Ava Gardner, and a film about the life of Jesus based on the novel by Shusako Endo.
German and Polish airlines cancel flights to Tel Aviv
German airline Lufthansa and Polish airline LOT have canceled flights to Tel Aviv, Israel, due to security concerns in the region amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.
The United States is looking for a new way to enforce sanctions against the DPRK after Russia and China disrupted monitoring activities
The United States is looking for new ways to tighten sanctions against North Korea after Russia and China disrupted UN monitoring efforts. Meanwhile, North Korea has criticized the US ambassador's trip to Asia aimed at strengthening sanctions, calling it a "beggar's tour.