Cheese theft becomes rife among Europe's gangsters

Cheese theft is increasingly common among criminals in Europe, particularly in France, where it has become the most stolen food item. A notable incident involved the theft of 250 wheels of sheep's cheese valued at €25,000. This trend is attributed to the lower penalties associated with cheese theft compared to more serious crimes like drug trafficking. In Poland, Prime Minister Donald Tusk faces a political standoff with the nationalist president over the constitutional court's composition, raising questions about the rule of law. Additionally, Google faced backlash in Finland for cutting down 250,000 trees for data centers without proper environmental assessments, leading to investigations into their practices.