Nearly half of Dutch lawmakers used AI-generated text in parliamentary speeches: Report

Nearly half of the members of the Dutch House of Representatives used artificial intelligence (AI) tools to prepare speeches delivered in parliament last year, according to an investigation by weekly De Groene Amsterdammer and investigative journalism platform Investico.

France to deploy soldiers to guard key sites after police "lost control"

 France will deploy troops from Opération Sentinelle, the army's domestic counterterrorism force, during protests planned for this Saturday, Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez told the National Assembly.

Cuba responds to the new arrest warrant against Raúl Castro in the U.S.

A U.S. court has issued an arrest warrant for former Cuban President Raúl Castro. In response, Cuba’s current president, Miguel Díaz-Canel, and Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez condemned the move, labeling it a "maneuver" by factions that represent the "political rot" of the state of Florida.

Spain’s Supreme Court applies the amnesty to former Catalan president Puigdemont

 Spanish Supreme Court magistrate Pablo Llarena confirmed this Monday, October 19, the lifting of the national arrest warrant for the former president of the Generalitat of Catalonia, Carles Puigdemont. 

28 arrested, 141 officers injured as cost-of-living protests turn violent in Italy

 Italian police arrested 28 people, including 12 minors, following clashes during cost-of-living protests in several cities on Saturday, while tensions continued in central Milan on Sunday, Sky TG24 reported.