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15.05.2024 05:00 As generative AI develops so quickly, regulating it and protecting people has become a challenge.

14.05.2024 23:50 Höcke has led the Alternative for Germany's regional branch in Thuringia since the party was founded in 2013

14.05.2024 23:50 Georgia's parliament voted through a law that critics say could be used to threaten civil liberties.

14.05.2024 23:50 At least two prison officers have died after the vehicle - which was carrying a prisoner at the time - was ambushed near Rouen in Normandy.

14.05.2024 18:51 Prosecutors say the escapee is Mohamed Amra, who had been convicted of aggravated robbery and charged with abduction leading to death.

14.05.2024 14:10 French media say an inmate escaped during the attack in which three other officers were also injured.

14.05.2024 14:10 A court in Austria rules the notorious criminal no longer poses a danger given his ill health.

14.05.2024 14:10 Nikolai Patrushev, 72, is replaced as head of Russia's Security Council by Sergei Shoigu.

14.05.2024 14:10 The US secretary of state is in Kyiv as weapons from a new American aid package arrive at the front line.

14.05.2024 14:10 Protesters are against a law being discussed in France to increase eligibility to vote in New Caledonia.

14.05.2024 14:10 The bill targets civil society organisations and independent media that receive foreign funding.

14.05.2024 14:10 Lorenzo Prendini tells the BBC he had official permits allowing him to take the samples out of Turkey.

14.05.2024 14:10 Events off screen could be as dramatic as those in the selection of star-studded film premieres.

14.05.2024 14:10 The two circular livestream video portals visually connect New York and Dublin in real-time.

14.05.2024 03:40 Steve Rosenberg considers possible reasons behind Sergei Shoigu's replacement in the middle of a war.