Today on Germany: A Roundup of the Latest News on Monday
- On Monday, hackers targeted refrigeration systems in grocery stores across Europe, including Belgium, Sweden, Ireland, and Italy, forcing retailers to discard spoiled food after temperatures rose overnight.
- EU Agriculture Commissioner Christophe Hansen described the incidents as "a deliberate attempt to disrupt our food supply chain," warning that officials are taking the matter "very seriously."
- Reports from retailers Coop and Ica revealed temperatures in some units soared as high as 50C, while Axfood confirmed its warehouse operations were also disrupted by the breach.
- Five Danish food companies were impacted, according to Danish Resilience Agency department head Morten Bro, who stated firms "managed to get rid of the hackers quite quickly" to prevent major crashes.
- John Billow, head of Sweden's National Cyber Security Centre, urged organizations to review connected device security, calling such breaches "a wake-up call" for businesses reliant on networked systems.
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In Rome the solemn funeral of the four Italian soldiers who died in the crash of Chinook during the Eufor Althea mission. Present Mattarella, Meloni and the highest civil and military authorities. The article Bosnia, the last greeting to the four Italian soldiers: the funerals in Rome comes from The Truth.
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Today in Denmark: A roundup of the latest news on Tuesday
Thousands of Danish students to strike in protest against plans to cut student grants, five Danish companies hit by fridge cyberattacks, Hans Christian Andersen paper-cut under hammer, and more news from Denmark on Tuesday.
In Rome the last greeting to the fallen in the mission Eufor. Present Mattarella, Melons and high offices of the State (ANSA)
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