Voters in Switzerland have rejected a proposal to limit the country’s population to 10 million.
Results showed nearly 55% of participants voted against and 45% voted for, with a turnout of 60% of the population.
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ALBANIA: World’s first AI Minister Against Corruption
Albania has become the first country in the world to appoint an artificial intelligence as a government minister. The AI-powered digital assistant, named Diella—meaning “sun” in Albanian—has been given responsibility for public procurement with the aim of eliminating corruption.
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RECALL: Coca-Cola Recalls Products In Europe Over Higher Levels Of Chemical
Coca-Cola has recalled its drinks in some countries across Europe after detecting “higher levels” of the chemical chlorate.
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FRANCE: EHCR Absolves Woman Of Blame For Divorce from Husband On Sexual Intercourse Denial
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled that a 69-year-old French woman was not “at fault” in her divorce because she stopped having sex.
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SPAIN: Reform Bill To Grant Menstrual Leave To Women Set For Approval
Women who suffer from severe menstrual pain will be allowed to take leave from work for up to three days each month under a reform plan due to be approved by Spain’s government next week.
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