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Germany will pay Holocaust survivors across the world over $1 billion in 2024.

Germany will pay Holocaust survivors over $1.4 billion next year, which will go toward one-time payments for the survivors and welfare programs.

The conference, which represents Holocaust survivors, stated the $1.4 billion will go towards direct compensation and social welfare programs for the survivors. »

An Ecuadorian woman who regained consciousness at her own funeral has now died after having spent a week in intensive care, the country’s health ministry said over the weekend.

Relatives of retired nurse Bella Montoya were shocked to hear noises coming from her coffin this month after she was declared dead following a suspected stroke.

Late Friday, the health ministry said in a statement that Montoya, 76, had died, giving her cause of death as a stroke. »

For at least two years in the late 1970s, the ASIO mole was the feared Russian spy agency's only back door to American and British intelligence secrets.

At its peak, the Cold War played out not on a conventional battlefield but in the shadowy world of adversarial spy agencies.

The details of ASIO's hunt for the mole, and any successor he may have found for the KGB, have remained closely guarded. »

The European Union (EU) is set to usher in a new era of smartphones with batteries that consumers can easily replace themselves.

Earlier this week, the European Parliament approved new rules(Opens in a new window) covering the design, production, and recycling of all rechargeable batteries sold within the EU.

For "portable batteries" used in devices such as smartphones, tablets, and cameras, consumers must be able to "easily remove and replace them." »