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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

Massive demonstration in London against illegal immigration and for freedom of speech (videos)

A few days after the murder of Charlie Kirk, tens of thousands of people took to the streets carrying flags of Britain, England, but also of the USA & Israel

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

British universities abandon Musk’s X

At least 7 of the 31 colleges of the University of Cambridge have stopped posting on X

Elon Musk attacks the British government: It is a “tyrannical police state”

His rivalry with the center-left Starmer government began last summer - He has been also criticizing the arrests of people for writing their opinion on social media

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

Jordan Peterson battles Canadian Regulator in court over threat to strip his psychologist license

The government-backed regulator which governs the psychology profession in the province ordered Peterson to undergo “social media communications retraining” or potentially have his license suspended

Elon Musk says he’s found a woman to lead Twitter as new CEO

Elon Musk says he has found a new CEO for Twitter, or X Corp. as it’s now called

Norwegian filmmaker faces up to 3 years in prison for saying men cannot be lesbians

Tonje Gjevjon is a lesbian filmmaker who intentionally made the comment to criticize Norway's hate speech laws

US White House says it is closely watching Twitter over “misinformation”

Musk, who has reinstated a number of previously disabled Twitter accounts, said last weekend the number of new users signing up "was at an all-time high

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