Security services want smart camera technology. Critics fear it’ll turn the country into surveillance state.
You May Also Like
Warsaw makes a risky political bet in attacking Ukraine
- September 22, 2023
Electoral calculations for Poland’s governing PiS party are putting relations with Kyiv in jeopardy.
U.S. announces new sanctions against Russian sanctions evasion network
- February 1, 2023
The Treasury announced sanctions on Wednesday against 22 people it says have helped Russia obtain weapons and evade…
Police reform talk returns to the Hill after Tyre Nichols killing
- January 30, 2023
Prior attempts have proven difficult to get across the finish line.
Putin’s shake-up of Russia’s commanders won’t quell infighting
- January 13, 2023
Both Western security analysts and pro-war Russian ultranationalists are skeptical the reshuffle will lead to game-changing tactics or…
Santos’ surprise offer to his GOP critics: I’ll back your bill hitting me
- March 9, 2023
The letter to D’Esposito is all but certain to be perceived as taunting his colleagues.
Increasingly desperate GOP calls it a night without picking a speaker
- January 7, 2023
Kevin McCarthy is kicking his bid for the speaker’s gavel into a historic third day after Republicans adjourned…