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- 1Dutch police seize Autistici/Inventati server in Amsterdam●Seized server Autistici/Inventati (A/I) in Amsterdam for U.S. authorities
Dutch authorities have seized an Amsterdam server operated by the activist internet collective Autistici/Inventati at the request of United States authorities, reportedly over alleged connections to antifa. The collective provides email and hosting services to activists and left-wing groups. The seizure has drawn criticism from digital rights advocates concerned about foreign pressure on European hosting and the targeting of activist infrastructure.
- 2ESA's Hera Probe to Inspect DART's Asteroid Impact▼ESA's Hera Will View Asteroid Scars from DART's Strike
The European Space Agency's Hera spacecraft is en route to the asteroid Dimorphos, where it will examine the crater left by NASA's DART mission, which deliberately crashed into the moonlet in 2022 to test planetary defense. Hera will survey the impact site and measure how the collision altered the asteroid's orbit and structure.
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Manon Aubry, a French left-wing member of the European Parliament with La France Insoumise, is among the topics drawing attention in France as protest activity escalates. A court suspended a ban on a demonstration planned by the Interfac union in Paris, with around 500 people gathering at the Pitié-Salpêtrière hospital, while elected officials in Kremlin-Bicêtre acted as mediators during a blockade of the Darius-Milhaud high school.
- 4Man United humiliated as Kane stars in Bayern-Arsenal draw▼Champions League briefing: Manchester United embarrass themselves, Kane shines in Bayern-Arsenal draw
Manchester United suffered an embarrassing Champions League defeat, compounding a difficult European campaign for the English club. Elsewhere, Harry Kane delivered a standout performance as Bayern Munich and Arsenal played out a draw in their knockout tie. The night left United facing sharp criticism while Arsenal remain well placed against the German champions.
- 5European Parliament Presses Commission to Regulate Workplace Psychosocial Risks▼Parliament Has Spoken: The Commission Must Now Regulate Psychosocial Risks
The European Parliament has called on the European Commission to bring forward binding rules on psychosocial risks at work, such as stress, burnout and harassment. Trade unions and centre-left MEPs have long argued that existing guidance is not enough, while employer groups fear additional red tape. Attention now turns to whether the Commission will include a legislative proposal in its work programme.
- 6Manchester United's worst defeats since Ferguson's departure●Manchester United’s 11 worst defeats in the post-Ferguson era
Manchester United's heaviest defeats since Alex Ferguson retired in 2013 are being tallied, with lists circulating of the club's most humiliating results across the post-Ferguson years. The roundup includes heavy league and European losses that have come to define a decade of decline at Old Trafford, and fans are debating which defeat marks the lowest point of the era.