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French senators want a wider TikTok ban

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UK government loses legal challenge over Boris Johnson’s WhatsApp messages

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Judge rules White House pressured social networks to “suppress free speech”

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Canadian government pulls all advertising, escalating showdown with Meta

Iran faces legal action over downing of Ukrainian plane

NGOs deliver over 260,000 signatures to protect Spain's Doñana park to the European Commission

Germany faces €31 billion budget cut, triggering coalition infighting

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Japan’s largest port stops operations after ransomware attack

Twitter silently removes login requirement for viewing tweets

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Bulgarian defense minister ‘regrets’ Zelenskyy visit leak

Britain and EU agree draft Horizon deal

Swedish data protection authority rules against the use of Google Analytics

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