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Meta shuts down Romania’s largest independent newspaper page, sparking press freedom concerns

Meta has removed the Facebook page of Gandul, one of Romania’s most prominent independent digital newspapers, without prior warning-triggering strong backlash over press freedom and platform accountability

Reactions in Turkey to the detention of a journalist from the opposition newspaper BirGün

Ismail Are accused of spreading misleading information - Journalists' associations call for his immediate release

Trial of Ekrem Imamoglu begins in Turkey: 402 people on the bench and a 3,700-page indictment

Facing up to 2,352 years in prison, the former mayor of Istanbul – His reaction

UK government plan to wipe court records on grooming gangs sparks outrage over “justice blackout”

Ministers face fierce backlash as critics warn deletion of magistrates’ court database could shield abusers and undermine the national grooming gangs inquiry

Reza Pahlavi: Calls for global protests on 14 February against the regime in Iran

According to the call, rallies are planned in key cities, including Munich, Los Angeles and Toronto, where strong Iranian diaspora communities are active.

Inflation, instability and mass mobilisations: What is happening in Iran after the “12-day war”

After the "12-day war", the regime in Tehran is under simultaneous pressure from the economy, society and the international environment, without being able to close any open fronts.

French Foreign Ministry on the prosecution of Imamoglu: A decision that harms democracy and political pluralism

The spokesperson of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Pascal Confavreux, reminded Turkey of its commitments regarding the rule of law

“Shame on you”: Imamoglu’s angry response to the 4,000-page indictment

He said that "we have our heads held high and our conscience clear" and called on the Grand National Assembly to allow live broadcasting of the sessions

The structure of Imamoglu’s “criminal organisation” published by the Turkish prosecution – Prosecuted for 142 offences

At risk of being sentenced to up to 2,340 years in prison! - A total of 402 suspects accused of setting up an alledged "criminal organisation" are targeted

Turkey: Arrest warrant issued against imprisoned Imamoglu for “political espionage”

Imamoglu is accused of fraud during fundraising for his presidential campaign and espionage to secure international support

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