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Martin Pent argues that while modern secular societies view traditional religions as relics, they still rely on deeply rooted belief systems that shape their understanding of the universe.

The UK government invests in Israeli spy software developed for use against Palestinians, despite public objections to Israeli actions.

Six highways in the Triângulo Mineiro and Alto Paranaíba regions of Brazil will be undergoing construction work until Sunday, implementing a stop-and-go traffic system for safer travel conditions.

A German startup announced the deployment of biotechnological insect systems for military use at NATO, with confirmed field trials and plans for future missions focused on detection and reconnaissance.

Skoda has inaugurated a new battery assembly plant, establishing itself as Volkswagen's largest manufacturer of BEV battery systems and a key component in the group's electric mobility strategy.

Germany plans to grant law enforcement greater powers to combat cyberattacks, allowing them to intervene in IT systems and delete data, including from foreign servers.

The article examines the differences between the educational systems of Estonia and Israel and how these impact the development of responsibility and freedom of choice in students.

Ukrainians are beginning to detail the effectiveness of their air defense systems in response to Russian attacks.

Samsung has launched the Galaxy S26 series, featuring enhanced processing, AI capabilities, and upgrades to its display and camera systems.

The article discusses the complexities of natural gas supply routes in Southeast Europe, particularly the eastern vertical corridor and its integration challenges with existing systems.

Starting March 1st, certain mobile devices will no longer support WhatsApp due to incompatible operating systems.

Zimbabwe's tobacco marketing season is set to begin on March 4, 2026, with preparations finalized and all farmers having received their previous season's payments.

The article discusses a data breach incident reported by Substack CEO Chris Best, highlighting the importance of transparency in reporting such events compared to the alarming rise of centralized registration systems in Mexico under threat of disconnection.

Following claims of a drone attack by the Afghan Taliban, questions arise about the effectiveness of the Chinese defense systems deployed in Islamabad amid heightened tensions.

A security investigation uncovers a significant vulnerability in the age verification systems used by popular digital platforms like Discord and ChatGPT.

A commentary on the German government’s plan to cut feed-in tariffs for smaller solar systems, indicating potential adverse impacts despite sound arguments.

Tallinn University of Technology honors scientists who are making significant contributions beyond the laboratory, especially focusing on the breakthroughs by researchers Andres Krumme and Andrii Chub.

The Afghan Taliban claims responsibility for drone strikes in Pakistan, raising questions about the effectiveness of Chinese defense systems.

A taxi driver had nearly £2,000 withdrawn from his bank account by NCP following two drop-offs at Birmingham Airport, with the company refusing to issue a refund until its investigation concludes.

A campaign against a proposed 30 km/h speed limit in Switzerland inadvertently caused traffic to slow down due to automatic braking systems in modern cars misinterpreting advertising posters as speed limit signs.

The article explores the historical context of collaboration in Nazi rule and colonial systems, focusing on the involvement of local officials in the persecution of Jews.

A recent report by the Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority (KKV) highlights significant disparities in service voucher systems across welfare regions, affecting accessibility, costs, and equality for customers.

A routine test of the fire safety systems at 'Galerija Centrs' shopping center in Latvia caused alarm sirens to sound on Friday morning, but there was no actual threat to visitors or staff.

The article discusses how news websites, particularly independent publishers, are moving away from traditional username and password systems towards using magic links and one-time passwords for enhanced security and simplicity.

Sleep disorders such as apnea and snoring are not only personally exhausting but also impose a significant financial burden on economies and health insurance systems.

A significant cooperation agreement was signed between Greece's ONEX Shipyards and South Korea's Hanwha Power Systems, emphasizing a new trilateral partnership involving the US, Greece, and South Korea.

The article discusses the growing risk of institutionalized bias in public administration due to the implementation of artificial intelligence systems that can perpetuate inequalities.

The European Parliament has signed a five-year contract with Qualco S.A. and ENG Group for testing and quality assurance of IT solutions across various EU institutions.

The article discusses the implications of deep personalization in artificial intelligence, highlighting how technology shapes our consciousness and the risks of surrendering personal data to AI systems.

Climate patterns are changing globally as a result of alterations in the global ocean conveyor belt linked to Antarctic stratification, with significant implications for future weather systems.

The US has urged Syria to abandon Chinese telecom technology, citing national security concerns and the potential conflict with US interests.

The US warns Syria against relying on Chinese technology in its telecommunications sector, citing it as a threat to American interests and national security.

In February, the National Armed Forces successfully tested the remote-mining system 'Scorpion 2' to enhance anti-tank defense solutions in Latvia.

The German Federal Ministry of Economics plans to eliminate subsidies for new small solar power systems, according to a draft bill.

An Estonian consumer faced a costly experience due to a misleading error in the bus operator's information systems, resulting in over €600 in extra expenses.

Geoffrey Hinton warns of the dangers posed by artificial intelligence systems as they improve, highlighting their dual nature that might overshadow positive impacts.

Colombian bank Bancolombia has publicly apologized to its clients for failures in its digital and transactional services, ensuring it is working on stabilizing its systems.

Belgium is set to enhance its air defense capabilities at the port of Antwerp, responding to security concerns and previous drone incidents.

The Ukrainian army struck two Russian radar systems in occupied Crimea, according to Ukraine's General Staff.

Polish cities are launching programs to support the installation of photovoltaic systems, providing financial aid to residents seeking renewable energy solutions.

Ukrainian military successfully targeted Russian radar systems in Dzhankoi, Crimea, amid ongoing conflict.

The global communications race is evolving away from Starlink satellites to revolutionary high-altitude platform systems in the stratosphere.

The article discusses the implications of a potential US attack on Iran, specifically how it could affect Ukraine's military aid regarding air defense systems.

Latvia's National Armed Forces are testing remote mining systems to enhance their defense capabilities, allowing for the rapid creation of anti-tank minefields.

Indian defense electronics company Samtel Avionics is expanding rapidly into space technology and indigenous drone systems to enhance self-reliance in India.

Statnett, Norway's transmission system operator, is aware of media reports regarding threats to the energy systems in the Nordic region and is coordinating with relevant authorities.

A terrorist threat has been issued against the electricity systems of all Nordic countries, according to Swedish and Finnish media reports.

A new study reveals that AI systems are more likely than humans to advocate for nuclear weapon use in conflict scenarios, undermining the long-standing nuclear taboo.

Authorities in the Nordic countries are investigating a serious threat related to their energy systems, believed to originate from a foreign state.

Authorities in the Nordic countries are investigating a serious threat to their energy systems, believed to originate from a foreign state.