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Defamation controversy: Australian elite soldier may be called a murderer

Ben Roberts-Smith was a non-commissioned officer in Australia's elite Special Air Services (SAS) regiment. According to media reports, he is said to have committed several murders in Afghanistan. He denied the crimes and filed a defamation lawsuit in federal court in Sydney. The court has now dismissed the lawsuit in a spectacular ruling. The reason: The newspapers had substantiated many of their claims as "essentially true" He received several top military awards, including the Vict...
Australian Capital Territory New South Wales Ben Roberts Smith Anthony Besanko Special Air Services Sydney Morning Herald

Denmark: Mette Frederiksen has speech partly written by AI

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is creating an element of surprise in parliament. The Social Democrat politician gave a speech to MPs in Copenhagen, which was partly written by the chatbot ChatGPT. Within a few seconds, a speech can be written, a university assignment can be solved, or a report can be prepared – and so convincingly that few believe that it is not a human being behind it, but a robot. "Artificial intelligence is no longer the future. It's a reality. And i...
Mette Frederiksen Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen Social Democrat

Lebanon: Palestinian group accuses Israel of airstrike

Five members of a Palestinian group have been killed in an explosion in eastern Lebanon. The group speaks of an Israeli air strike – this has not been confirmed. The PFLP is a group with close ties to the Lebanese Shiite militia Hezbollah and Shiite Iran, both of which regard Israel as an archenemy. Some of its members fought in the Syrian civil war together with Hezbollah in the ranks of government forces. The Damascus-based group also carried out attacks against Israel from its bases in Leba...
Tel Aviv El Al Ohad Zwigenberg Middle East Iranian Palestinian Popular Front

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Nuclear threat: Japan outraged by planned satellite launch in North Korea

North Korea plans to launch a spy satellite into space soon. Immediately after the announcement, the Japanese government put its missile defense system on alert. There is a possibility that the satellite will cross the territory of Japan. It is assumed that North Korea will fire the rocket carrying its satellite, as it did during the satellite launch in 2016 over the southwestern island chain. North Korea had previously criticized South Korea's plan to share real-time data on North Korean mi...
North Korea South Korea North Korean Hirokazu Matsuno Fumio Kishida Ministry Of Defense

Climate protests in The Hague: Water cannons against demonstrators

Dutch police arrest more than 1500 people during a protest action by the climate protection group Extinction Rebellion. For the seventh time, they had blocked a section of a motorway in the centre of The Hague to protest against state subsidies for fossil fuels. Police used water cannons against the activists after a warning and arrested over 1500 people. In January, the internationally active group announced a temporary halt to its spectacular actions in order to mobilize thousands of people fo...
Extinction Rebellion Climate Crisis Extinction Rebellion

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