Portugal warns of large-scale hacker attack on WhatsApp and Signal users

The Portuguese Security and Intelligence Service (SIS) has issued an official warning about an ongoing global cyber campaign aimed at hacking WhatsApp and Signal messaging accounts. According to Portuguese intelligence, state-backed hackers are behind the attack. The attackers primarily target government officials, diplomats, military personnel, and civil society representatives with...

The UK House of Lords is finally getting rid of hereditary peers

In a historic decision, the UK House of Lords approved the House of Lords Bill, which completely eliminates hereditary peers from the upper house of parliament. This reform completes a process begun in 1999, when more than 600 hereditary aristocrats were removed from the House of Lords under Tony Blair's...

The G7 opposed lifting anti-Russian sanctions

Leaders of the  G7 countries unanimously confirmed their intention to lift or ease sanctions against Russia, despite the sharp rise in oil prices and disruptions in energy supplies due to the escalating conflict in the Middle East. French President Emmanuel Macron made this statement following a videoconference of G7 heads...

The UK government has banned a pro-Iranian march in London

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood approved the Metropolitan Police's request and officially banned the annual Al Quds Day march, scheduled for this Sunday in central London. The decision was made due to a "serious risk of public disorder," according to an official statement from the Minister of Internal Affairs. The ban...

Unknown gunmen opened fire on the US Consulate General in Canada

Early in the morning of March 10, unknown gunmen opened fire on the US Consulate General building in downtown Toronto. The incident occurred around 5:29 a.m. local time on University Avenue. According to Toronto police and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, two men drove up to the consulate in a...

€5 billion stolen from EU recovery fund

The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) is investigating over 500 cases of suspected fraud involving EU funds for the recovery and resilience facility (RRF), with total damage estimated at €5 billion. This was reported on March 2, 2026, by Follow the Money (FTM), citing the latest data from the EPPO....