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Available reporting shows two different snapshots of U.S. troop levels in Europe: government and think‑tank tallies put the force at roughly 65,000–85,000 service members in early–mid 2025, while news...
Global measurements of child sexual exploitation vary by metric: reported Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) takedown notifications are highest in some EU countries and other high-reporting states (St...
Photographs and reports showing refer to different types of facilities and very different historical contexts; some were in Slovak forced-labour camps where Jewish leaders had limited autonomy, others...
There is no single, up‑to‑date global list in the provided reporting that names every country that lacks specific laws criminalizing possession of child sexual abuse material (CSAM); major reviews sho...
The Entry/Exit System (EES) will collect from non‑EU nationals in the majority of Schengen and EU countries when it starts operations on 12 October 2025, with progressive roll‑out completing by April ...
AI-generated impersonations of political presenters and candidates have surfaced across democracies—most visibly in robocalls impersonating President Joe Biden in New Hampshire and viral deepfake vide...
Global CSAM reporting shows two different stories: absolute volumes are concentrated in a few large hosts/countries — notably the United States and the Netherlands in multiple datasets — while per‑cap...
Western countries have supplied Ukraine a mix of Soviet‑era and Western main battle tanks since 2022: large numbers of modernized T‑72s and other former Warsaw‑bloc tanks from Poland, Czechia and othe...
EU-level bans on RT and Sputnik date to March 2022 and prohibit EU operators from broadcasting or facilitating their content; national regulators and internet service providers (ISPs) are responsible ...
Across the , the countries that carry out the largest numbers of are those with the biggest migration enforcement apparatus or the highest irregular arrivals — notably , , and — as measured in return ...
Between 2023 and 2025, multiple high‑profile synthetic-media incidents tied to elections or major political moments surfaced on platforms including YouTube — most prominently a viral Slovakian deepfak...
Local collaborators played demonstrable, varied roles in mass shootings and deportations across occupied Eastern Europe: in Lithuania and Ukraine, police battalions, auxiliary units, nationalist milit...
At least a dozen countries and several international bodies have publicly condemned recent U.S. military actions in Venezuela as an act of aggression; multiple sources list overlapping but not identic...
Dr Hunger appears to be a real, operating restaurant brand or name in multiple cities: TripAdvisor hosts distinct listings for “Dr. HUNGER” in Žilina and “Dr Hunger Cafe” in London with guest reviews ...
Sarah Kellen, Lesley Groff, Adriana Ross and Nadia Marcinkova were four women named by prosecutors and victims as part of Jeffrey Epstein’s inner circle; they were listed as unindicted co‑conspirators...
Operation Barbarossa was the code name for the Axis invasion of the Soviet Union launched by Nazi Germany on 22 June 1941, a surprise offensive that terminated the German–Soviet nonaggression pact and...
The available reporting shows multiple Trump administration decisions to reduce U.S. troop levels in active theaters in 2025 — most concretely a announced reduction in Syria of roughly 1,000 troops (f...
Recent studies and reviews identify poor water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), overcrowding, low education and poverty as the main environmental and behavioral drivers that raise intestinal‑parasite r...