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    EU Mission Says Russia Facing Manpower Shortages▼EU Mission Says Russia Facing Manpower Shortages Amid War✉newsWorldEU Politics1 d ago

    An EU mission reports that Russia is struggling with manpower shortages as its war in Ukraine continues. The assessment suggests Moscow's ability to sustain and reinforce its forces is under strain, adding to the debate over how long Russia can maintain the pace of its military campaign.

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    AI fraudsters steal €95mn from Intesa Sanpaolo private bank▼AI fraudsters steal €95mn from Intesa Sanpaolo private bank; Swiss finance minister casts doubt on UBS leaving country✉newsBusinessFinance1 d ago

    Fraudsters using artificial intelligence have stolen €95 million from the private banking arm of Italy's Intesa Sanpaolo, in one of the largest reported AI-enabled thefts from a European bank. The story is circulating alongside separate Swiss news, with Switzerland's finance minister casting doubt on suggestions that UBS could leave the country, keeping both items in financial headlines.

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    Brazil's ANP Approves Finder Energy's KTJ Environmental Impact Statement▼ANP Clears Finder Energy’s KTJ Environmental Impact Statement✉newsEnvironment1 d ago

    Brazil's National Petroleum Agency (ANP) has cleared the environmental impact statement for Finder Energy's KTJ project. The approval is a key regulatory step for the company's offshore drilling plans, allowing the environmental licensing process to move forward. Industry observers are watching the project as an indicator of how Brazil's regulator is handling exploration approvals in sensitive offshore areas.

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    Montreal architecture draws photographers this March●Mar '24 📍Montreal, Canada #Montreal #Quebec #Canada #UrbanPhotography #Architecture #Sony #photography #travel #travelphMmastodonLifeTravel41 h ago

    Photographers are sharing new images of Montreal's urban architecture, tagging the city and Quebec as a travel and photography destination. Shots taken with Sony cameras highlight the city's mix of historic and modern buildings, drawing small but steady attention from travel and urban photography communities online this March.

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