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To better tackle misinformation and hate speech, the government has published an action plan to combat deep fakes, increasing with the advance of digitalisation

Cybercrime is becoming increasingly frequent in the country, as confirmed by the growing number of reports; while the victims of hackers are mostly companies, there are also cases of attacks on citizens, often via social networks

Parliament approved amendments to the Renewable Energy Law, easing regulations on the construction of renewable energy systems for self-consumption and introducing a notification regime that will speed up the building process

The area of state forests earmarked for regeneration felling will decrease by 4% this year, instead of the 13% initially planned by the previous minister of Environment

As PM spoke to Congress about the use of Pegasus spy software by the Spanish intelligence services to watch political figures, Amnesty International called on the authorities to urgently review regulations to limit secret surveillance of communications

The Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry into the energy sector decision-making process for the period 2006-2022, at the legislative, executive, regulatory and public enterprise levels, approved the commission's work plan and budget

The elderly and at-risk groups in Sweden will receive a fifth dose of the Covid-19 vaccine as of 1 September, announced Social Affairs Minister Hallengren

Tiny Epics History, a successful new channel on YouTube, tells everything there is to know about Greek mythology, archaeology and more through entertaining and informative videos

More than 40 kindergartens in the Moldovan capital and its suburbs will partially suspend their work in the summer period, both for repair works and for the lack of qualified staff in the feeding units