Türkiye Orders Schools to Restrict Student Data Sharing Under New Privacy Rules
Türkiye's Ministry of National Education has issued a binding directive prohibiting schools nationwide from sharing sensitive student and staff information on social media or any public digital
Netflix Blocks Most VPNs on Contact - These Five Still Work in 2026
Netflix operates in more than 190 countries, but what you can watch depends entirely on where the platform thinks you are. Licensing agreements mean a title available in the United States may be
Kim Dotcom Loses Appeal Against Extradition to the United States
New Zealand's Court of Appeal has rejected Kim Dotcom's latest bid to block his extradition to the United States, where he faces charges of criminal copyright infringement, racketeering, and wire
Big Tech Has Captured British Democracy. The Next Government Must Fight Back
A former senior US government official, speaking privately in the House of Lords, recently offered a bleak three-word assessment: "democracy was broken." The diagnosis, they explained, rests on a
Critical PAN-OS Authentication Bypass Draws Active Exploitation, CISA Warning
A critical vulnerability in Palo Alto Networks' PAN-OS software is being actively exploited in the wild, allowing unauthenticated attackers to bypass authentication controls and establish
Russia's Internet Regulator Plans a State VPN to Bypass Its Own Censorship
Roskomnadzor, the Russian federal agency responsible for blocking hundreds of websites and crippling VPN services, is now proposing to build one itself. The plan, discussed at a June 8 meeting
Netherlands and Japan Face High-Stakes Group F Opener in Arlington
When two of world football's most tactically sophisticated nations meet in Arlington, Texas, the encounter carries weight well beyond a single result. The Netherlands and Japan open their 2026 FIFA
Russia's Orthodox Church Converts Sacred Doctrine Into a Shield for Censorship
A state-aligned religious institution is now doing active work on behalf of the Kremlin's internet crackdown - not through legal mechanisms or technical infrastructure, but through theology.
Benevento Students Encounter Law Enforcement Up Close at Annual Legality Event
For the fifth consecutive year, the 'Rummo' Scientific High School in Benevento opened its doors to officers from across the State Police, hosting a structured day of workshops, demonstrations, and
Chatrie Decision Threatens to Leave Digital Privacy Without Legal Foundation
The Supreme Court is weighing a case that could define - or badly muddy - the constitutional limits on one of the most invasive surveillance tools available to law enforcement: the geofence warrant.