National security
UN calls surveillance of journalists, rights defenders through spyware 'alarming'
The U.N. human rights chief on Monday said revelations regarding the apparent widespread use of the Israeli-developed Pegasus software to spy on journalists, human rights defenders, politicians, and others are "extremely alarming."
One country in Europe faces lockdown and introducing curfews
Indoor discos will not work, the working hours of stores are limited, as well as the number of customers, and curfew is introduced.
Catalonia, the epicenter of the fifth wave of the pandemic, is preparing to ask the regional judiciary for the green light to introduce curfew in the most affected cities, including Barcelona, Catalan media report.
Peak in Covid-19 Infections Makes Spain Turning back to Restrictions
Closing of discos indoors, restrictions on working hours or the number of customers and even the return of curfew: facing a sudden explosive increase in the number of new cases of COVID-19, various regions of Spain are gradually returning anti-cancer measures, BTA reported, citing AFP .
Spain Mulls Bringing back Curfews to Counter Surging Covid-19 Infection Rate and Save Summer Season
Spain's Canary Islands and Mediterranean region of Valencia have asked the government to bring back curfews to counter a soaring Covid-19 infection rate among unvaccinated youngsters that is threatening the summer tourism season.
A massive string of devastating hacks makes cybersecurity a national security issue
According to Radio Free Europe, referring to the world media, this comes after the first man in America warned Moscow that it would face a proportionate response if the hacker attacks continue.
After meeting with top cybersecurity advisers on Wednesday, Biden said he would "deliver" Putin's response to a wave of ransomware attacks on US companies.
Turkish family attacked in German city of Lubeck
A Turkish family was attacked in the northern German city of Lubeck, German police sources said on July 5.
According to a statement from the Lubeck Police Department, on July 3, an argument erupted between a Turkish family of four and a German couple.
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France to savour new lifting of COVID restrictions
People in France will on June 9 be able to enjoy indoor dining and staying out until 11:00 pm for the first time in months under a new relaxation of COVID rules, as cases fall and vaccinations rise.
In a key new phase of the programme relaxing the lockdown, diners will be able to go inside cafes and restaurants, terrace consumption having already resumed on May 19.
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Turkey ends nationwide 31-hour coronavirus curfew
Turkey ended a nationwide 31-hour curfew early on June 7 aimed at helping stem the spread of the coronavirus.
Turkey is imposing a curfew from 10 p.m. (1900GMT) to 5 a.m. (0200GMT) on weekdays and Saturdays and a full lockdown on Sundays until July.
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Music industry demands to be in normalization plan of gov’t
The key players in the Turkish music industry, which faced a catastrophic blow by the pandemic in the past one and a half years, reacted against the latest decision of keeping musical shows, concerts and recitals out of the gradual normalization plan that started on June 1.
Germany reacted: "Scandal" needs to be clarified
"The federal government has taken note of this report and is in contact with relevant national and international actors for clarification," spokesman Steffen Seibert said, but declined to comment further on the allegations of espionage.
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