Radosław Sikorski asked internet users for their opinion. Such a finale was not anticipated.
Radosław Sikorski conducted an unorthodox survey on social media, asking his followers who should become the future prime minister of Poland if the Law and Justice party wins the parliamentary elections in 2027.
Putin signs law enabling FSB to order individual internet and mobile disconnections, cites security concerns
President Putin has enacted a law allowing the FSB to disconnect individuals from internet and mobile services for security reasons.
Video of hearing in which man is acquitted after beating son-in-law with whip goes viral on the internet; defendant said he acted to defend his daughter
A man was acquitted of attempted homicide charges after violently attacking his son-in-law, stating he acted to protect his daughter from abuse.
Expert on the European chat control law: it is completely pointless
Cybernetica's scientific director highlights the inadequacies of the EU's plan to monitor internet communications under the guise of children's rights.
Russia Facilitates Internet and Mobile Phone Shutdowns for the FSB
The Russian State Duma has passed a law enabling the FSB to more easily cut communication services across the country without justification.
The Russian secret service FSB can shut down the internet and mobile phones, it has a law from Putin
The article discusses the Russian FSB's legal authority to shut down internet and mobile services as per a law instituted by President Putin.
Russian MPs approved a law that will allow the FSB to shut down the internet
Russian legislators have passed a law empowering the FSB to shut down internet access in the country.
"Reprehensible Business Model": Regulatory Authority Appeals to Second Instance with Adult Content Block
The media authority Rheinland-Pfalz is appealing a court decision that ruled it cannot instruct internet providers to block the adult websites Pornhub and Youporn.
Operation "Artemis": Four arrests for child pornography via the internet
An operation named "Artemis" led to the arrests of four individuals in Greece for crimes related to child pornography through online platforms.
Youth Protection Debacle: Porn-Free Freedom
A German court ruling states that the media authority cannot order internet service providers to block access to pornographic websites, highlighting failures in youth protection laws in Germany.
This Is an Irresponsible Law
The article discusses concerns raised by the National Chamber of Ethernet Communication (KIKE) regarding the implications of a law that may mandate the exclusion of non-EU and NATO equipment providers.
Karol Skupień, President of KIKE: The KSC is an Irresponsible Law
Karol Skupień, the president of the National Chamber of Ethernet Communication (KIKE), criticizes the KSC law as irresponsible, expressing concerns over its implications for Polish telecommunications companies.
Internet censorship: Russia intends to restrict communication via Telegram app
Russia plans to impose further restrictions on the use of the Telegram messaging app due to alleged violations of Russian law.
Russia Begins Restricting Telegram
Russia's communications regulator Roskomnadzor has announced the start of traffic restrictions on the messaging app Telegram, citing violations of Russian law.
Where to seek justice for the German series
The spokesperson for the CJEU points out the importance of distinguishing between the broadcast of a series on television and its distribution online when determining the competent court for such violations.
Telegram warns all its users against the new law for social networks: "Pedro Sánchez is promoting dangerous new regulations that threaten your freedoms"
Telegram's founder Pavel Durov has joined Elon Musk in criticizing Pedro Sánchez's proposed regulation banning social media access for those under 16, calling it a threat to internet freedoms.
Dismissal of a worker for personal internet use during work hours declared unjustified
The Social Chamber of the Superior Court of Justice of La Rioja ruled that the dismissal of a sales technician for using the internet personally during work hours for 57 hours was unjustified, as it did not harm the company.
VIDEO A bride headed to the altar, and then her mother-in-law did something that 'set the internet on fire'
A bride became a TikTok sensation after an unexpected incident involving her mother-in-law during her wedding ceremony went viral.
"We need to tighten criminal law again" - Hubig wants to take action against sexualized AI images
German Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig calls for stricter penalties and enhanced rights to combat the proliferation of sexualized AI images of women and children online, particularly on Elon Musk's platform X.
"This is unacceptable". Lawyer blasts after publication of photo montages with the president
After the president vetoed the digital services law, AI-generated images of him sparked outrage, leading lawyer Przemysław Rosati to criticize the actions of internet users.
The president chose the interests of Americans, not Poles. How to protect citizens despite Nawrocki's veto?
President Nawrocki's veto of the DSA implementation law prioritizes the interests of American tech companies over the protection of Polish citizens, raising concerns about the continued exposure of Poles to illegal online content.
When left-wing terrorists find the situation of power lines on the internet
A left-wing extremist attack on Berlin's power supply reveals the vulnerability of critical infrastructures and raises alarm across the country, prompting discussions on how to prevent such disasters, as a key law remains stalled in the Bundestag.
"White Tiger" on trial for murder – when classic police work is no longer enough
The "White Tiger" case presents unique challenges for Hamburg investigators, prompting discussions on the need for changes in addressing complex internet crimes.