Kaum im Amt, hat der neue deutsche Innenminister die Pläne zu einer strikteren Kontrolle an den deutschen Staatsgrenzen umgesetzt. Die Pläne der Bundesregierung und die aktuelle Praxis der Bundespolizei werfen Fragen mit Blick auf die Vereinbarkeit mit der Dublin-III-Verordnung und mit dem Schengener Grenzkodex auf. Die von der Bundesregierung zur Rechtfertigung herangezogene Vorschrift des Art. … Read more
By Byron V. Acohido Stephen Klein didn’t just stir the pot. He lit a fire. Related: Klein’s LinkedIn debate In a sharply worded post that quickly went viral on LinkedIn, the technologist and academic took direct aim at what he called the “hype-as-a-service” business model behind so-called agentic AI. His critique was blunt: what the … Read more
Hydrogen is rapidly emerging as a critical energy source in the fight against climate change, as it produces no greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and generates minimal pollution when utilised. Moreover, hydrogen holds substantial potential for widespread application across diverse industries, especially in sectors that are challenging to decarbonise, such as transport and construction. However, not … Read more
Southern Door’s girls track and field team won the Packerland Conference championship at Monday’s meet in Kewaunee. The Eagles were in a two-way race with Kewaunee for the conference title, edging out the Storm by three points, 190-187, followed by Peshtigo (83), Sturgeon Bay (76.5), Gibraltar (46), NEW Lutheran (28), Sevastopol (26), Algoma (24.5) and … Read more
Google’s own view on the impact of the March 2024 update is unsurprisingly positive. The company said it was hoping to reduce the appearance of unhelpful content in its search engine results pages (SERPs) by 40 percent. After the update, the company claimed an actual reduction of closer to 45 percent. But does it feel … Read more