INTERNATIONAL LAW & JUSTICE

International Law & Justice

EU launches an antitrust probe into Google's data use for AI
The EU is investigating Google for allegedly using publisher and YouTube content to train its AI without proper permission or payment.
EU launches an antitrust probe into Google's data use for AI
Israel responsible for killing the highest number of journalists globally this year: report
Israel recorded the second highest number of foreign journalist detentions, with 20 imprisoned this year, according to Reporters Without Borders.
Israel responsible for killing the highest number of journalists globally this year: report
Cuba's former economy minister sentenced to life imprisonment for espionage, corruption
The country's highest court said that Gil “abused the powers granted to him” for personal gain, “receiving money from foreign firms and bribing other officials.”
Cuba's former economy minister sentenced to life imprisonment for espionage, corruption
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US Supreme Court likely to give Trump more power to fire independent government officials
Supreme Court signals it may scrap 90-year precedent that curbs presidential power, as conservative justices question why independent agency officials should remain protected from removal without cause.
US Supreme Court likely to give Trump more power to fire independent government officials
It takes Israel just 144 hours to jail Palestinians without trial for indefinite periods. Here’s how
Within days of his disappearance, Jordan Valley activist Ayman Ghrayeb was placed under six-month administrative detention, which entails jail time without charge and trial.
It takes Israel just 144 hours to jail Palestinians without trial for indefinite periods. Here’s how
US Congress to repeal Caesar Act sanctions on Syria, document shows
Legislation would lift restrictions designed to punish the Assad regime for war crimes.
US Congress to repeal Caesar Act sanctions on Syria, document shows