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The European Commission condemns the US decision to impose travel restrictions on five European officials

The US yesterday announced sanctions against five individuals in Europe who support stricter regulation of digital services

Conservative activist & Trump ally Charlie Kirk has been assassinated at a university event in Utah (videos-photos) (Upd.)

He had become well known through his show The Charlie Kirk Show and his books - His "prophetic" post

Russia: War-time censorship justified, says Kremlin

Russian authorities quickly blocked Russian media in February 2022 to suppress dissenting voices as Russia invaded Ukraine

National Gallery to reopen without vandalized works following MP’s attack

The National Gallery’s exhibition "The Allure of the Strange" will resume operations without the four works by printmaker Christoforos Katsadiotis, which were vandalized on Monday by Niki party MP Nikos Papadopoulos

Greek court orders Meta to reactivate user’s Facebook and Instagram accounts in landmark ruling

A Greek court has issued a significant ruling against Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, ordering the reactivation of a user's deactivated accounts

Volker Turk, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights: “Regulating online hate speech to avoid harm is not censorship”

Meta’s announced that it is overhauling its policies on content moderation and fact-checking

Zuckerberg: Trump-led changes – Recruitment based on skills rather than minorities, no more tampons from…men’s toilets (videos)

The changes were planned by a secret team and in just 2 months - 70,000 Meta employees were taken by surprise - Reactions from the LGBTQ community

UN on the abolition of fact-checking: Checking hate content is not censorship

"Allowing hate speech and malicious content online has specific implications," said the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights

Zuckerberg: Biden pressured Meta to censor COVID-19 content – “I regret giving in”

Zuckerberg emphasised that in the future, Meta will be prepared to "resist" similar situations - The content in question, according to Zuckerberg, even included humor and satire - Republicans are celebrating

Pavel Durov: France released info on Telegram CEO’s potential charges

Prosecutors are examining 12 charges, including complicity in facilitating illegal transactions, distributing child pornography

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