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Rome temporarily suspends controversial EU border system due to airport chaos

Rome temporarily suspends controversial EU border system due to airport chaos

Rome's airports have temporarily suspended the implementation of a new EU border control system due to technical issues and massive queues. The system, which requires fingerprints and facial scans from non-EU citizens, will remain paused until the process becomes more efficient.

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Dutch tech giant once again a pawn in US-China rivalry

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Vote at the Stopera at 12:30 PM: Oostbrug cost explosion and what to do with data centers?

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1.5-degree target is a lost cause: 'There are no good scenarios left now'

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UN committee calls for extensive reparations for transatlantic slave trade

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A UN committee has stated that countries involved in the transatlantic slave trade have a legal obligation to provide reparations to address ongoing issues such as systemic discrimination. The committee asserts that the consequences of this history persist in contemporary society.