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HISTORICAL FACTS: Surveillance - The Untold Story

Italy preparing with elite troops and drone surveillance for 24 October protests

On 24 October Rome will be locked down with 1,500 officers, Milan with 1,800 police and soldiers.

Euronews · 5h ago

I Tried MapQuest's New Surveillance Tracking Feature. Good Idea, But The App Keeps Crashing

MapQuest used to be a big deal before Google Maps and Apple Maps and Waze took over. Now it's trying to make a comeback, with features like Surveillance Tracking. But does it work?

RideApart · 13h ago

Permanent facial recognition cameras to be installed on Oxford Street by Christmas

Live facial recognition has been widely criticised by human rights groups

The Independent UK · 15h ago

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Shoppers could be scanned if Oxford Street gets facial recognition cameras

The move has been criticised by human rights groups who say the technology is unregulated.

Evening Standard · 16h ago

Solar Defence’s Nagastra 2 completes technical trials for Army, offers 650 mm armour penetration

Solar Defence and Aerospace Ltd. has completed the delivery of the Nagastra 2 anti-tank loitering munition system. This system includes advanced features such as day-and-night surveillance cameras and an Electronic Counter-Countermeasures system. The Indian Army issued an order in 2025 for approximately 450 NAGASTRA-1R loitering munitions. The Nagastra-1R system is…

The Economic Times · 19h ago

Africa CDC chief warns ‘no country is safe’ as Ebola reaches Nigeria

The latest Ebola outbreak has killed nearly 4,700 people and is still spreading, with Nigeria recording its first case in more than a decade. The epidemic is not yet under control and tighter surveillance is needed, Jean Kaseya, director general of the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, told…

Radio France Internationale · Oct 22

Indian Army's new warfare doctrine: Rajnath Singh to unveil how the Army plans to tackle threats from China and Pakistan

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will unveil the Indian Army's new land warfare doctrine, outlining how the force plans to adapt to modern combat involving drones, artificial intelligence, precision strikes and multi-domain operations.

The Economic Times · Oct 22

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Bengaluru: Bihar worker arrested after posting AI-generated video of Vidhana Soudha being blown up

A shocking incident unfolded in Bengaluru when a 25-year-old worker from Bihar, Hazrat Ali Shoiab, was detained for creating and posting an AI-generated video that depicted a simulated bomb explosion at Vidhana Soudha, the government seat of Karnataka. This alarming video was flagged during police's standard digital surveillance. Investigators are…

The Economic Times · Oct 22

The Compliment That Was Actually a Warning: How Families Praise a Girl's Looks

You are seven years old the first time someone tells you that you are pretty in a way that makes your stomach tighten. The sentence is warm. The delivery is warm. But something underneath it is a door swinging shut. The compliment-as-warning is one of the oldest dialects spoken inside…

Times Life · Oct 22

US Park Police spend $343,000 on mobile surveillance cameras in Washington DC

Cameras reportedly set up near site for Trump’s proposed arch, Arlington Memorial Bridge and reflecting pool

The Guardian - US · Oct 21

Germany on alert for Russian sabotage after drone spotted near air base

Germany has raised the threat level concerning Russian sabotage targeting its military to the second-highest rank, following the alarming discovery of an explosive drone near the Wunstorf air base. Authorities are investigating the incident amid fears of further sabotage against military sites nationwide. In response, the Bundeswehr is ramping up…

The Times of India · Oct 21

Prosecutor Investigating Trump's $500M Tower Project Was Targeted With Spyware, Researchers Find

Serbian prosecutor Rade Bajić received an Apple spyware warning after working on a corruption probe linked to Jared Kushner's proposed Belgrade tower; infection is unconfirmed.

International Business Times UK · Oct 21

Met Police to deploy live facial recognition technology for 'high-risk' Chelsea vs Tottenham clash

Chelsea will host Tottenham at Stamford Bridge on Saturday

The Independent UK · Oct 21

Foundation Reports Anti-Poaching Gains: Report details tech-driven patrols; education lifts conservation awareness

The Kevin Richardson Foundation has made notable strides in wildlife conservation efforts in South Africa from March 2024 to February 2025. They successfully removed thousands of snares while employing drones for enhanced surveillance. Dedicated volunteers logged extensive hours to patrol and clear invasive plants, and innovative tracking technology was used…

The Times of India · Oct 21

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Times Life · Oct 21

The Sister Everyone Called the Pretty One and What That Did to Both of Them

The Label Arrives Before You Know What It MeansIt starts at a family wedding, or a school gate, or a relative's dining table. Someone says it in front of both of you, and neither of you is old enough to understand what has just happened. One of you has been…

Times Life · Oct 21

6 Situations Where a Thyroid Nodule Genuinely Needs a Biopsy

When Size Crosses a Threshold the Ultrasound Cannot Reassure AwayNodules smaller than one centimetre are almost always monitored rather than biopsied, because the risk of a clinically significant cancer in that size range is low enough that intervention causes more harm than it prevents. Once a nodule reaches or exceeds…

International Business Times · Oct 20

Redefining Prostate Cancer Care: Balancing Cure, Longevity, and Quality of Life

A prostate cancer diagnosis can leave men weighing several consequential decisions, from active surveillance and regular monitoring to surgery and radiation therapy.

Euronews · Oct 20

Why is the European Union turning up the heat on the Arctic?

The EU’s revamped Arctic strategy puts security at its core, citing growing Russian and Chinese activity in the region. It focuses on ramping up European security capabilities, military mobility with NATO, icebreakers, satellite surveillance, and a maritime security hub.

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Latin Times · Oct 20

No Council Vote Required: How Flock Safety Cameras End Up in Cities That Never Approved Them

How police departments use spending thresholds, sole-source exemptions, and free trials to deploy Flock cameras without a council vote.

Times Life · Oct 20

6 Facts About Thyroid Nodules to Know Before You Panic at an Ultrasound

Most Thyroid Nodules Are Found by AccidentThyroid nodules are discovered far more often during imaging done for something else entirely, a neck ultrasound ordered for a swollen lymph node, a CT scan for a spine complaint, than they are from symptoms a patient notices. The American Thyroid Association estimates that…

The Times of India · Oct 19

Students Challenge Vucic Rule: anti-corruption movement forces early polls; Pegasus fears grow

Serbia is gearing up for early parliamentary elections on October 25, which might alter the political scene significantly. Sparked by a catastrophic railway disaster in 2024, a student-led anti-corruption protest movement has gained momentum. Amid rising tensions, fears of government surveillance and the intimidation of political critics abound. With uncertainty…

The Guardian - AU · Oct 19

Calls to strengthen workplace privacy in Australia as employers turn to AI to track staff

Monitoring tools common in a range of workplaces, including factories, office jobs, delivery work and in retail – often without employees being informed

Reason · Oct 19

"The AI Data Will Provide an Unrivaled View into the Mind of a Defendant …"

"whose [mental state] is itself the measure of Plaintiff’s [punitive] damages."

Latin Times · Oct 19

Surveillance Pricing at Grocery Stores: How It Affects Latino Families And How Three States Are Fighting Back

Three states have banned AI surveillance pricing at grocery stores. Here's what it means for Latino families and how to protect yourself today.

The Texas Tribune · Oct 19

Texas man seeks to have armed robbery conviction tossed over no-warrant Flock camera search

Defense lawyers asked a federal appeals court to void the conviction, arguing the cameras give police more power than the Constitution allows.

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