The Swedish government plans to authorize police to use real-time facial recognition based on artificial intelligence to fight crime, especially gang violence. Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer has emphasized the need for effective tools to restore safety in society, as Sweden faces an alarming rate of gun violence. The new law could come into force in 2026, respecting privacy legislation.
Sources
Latest News
22:59
An Indian cargo ship sank in the Red Sea after an attack by Houthi rebels.
22:44
PHG Media Invest is in court against CNA for sanctions applied to Realitatea Plus
22:31
Unit 2 of the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant is operating normally under drought conditions.
22:16
Cuba: The UNE Company has announced the restoration of the national electric system, but many areas remain without power.
21:53
The Italian state, required to pay 260,000 euros to a Romanian woman illegally deprived of her liberty.
See more news