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Kyiv experienced an air raid alarm during a visit by Western diplomats. A ballistic missile threat was reported, but the projectile was successfully intercepted over the Sumy region, with no reported damage or casualties.
Ukraine calls for permission to strike Russian territory with Western weapons as US prepares sanctions on Iran for missile supplies to Moscow. Officials stress need for stronger deterrence measures.
Russian officials report the destruction of multiple Ukrainian drones targeting Moscow and border regions. No damage or injuries were reported, but the incident led to temporary flight suspensions at major airports.
Federal prosecutors have indicted two individuals for using an online platform to encourage attacks against minorities and government officials, aiming to ignite a race war. The case highlights the evolving nature of white supremacist violence in the digital age.
Federal authorities have apprehended two individuals for allegedly using Telegram to promote violence against minorities and officials. The suspects face multiple charges, including solicitation of hate crimes and terrorism support.
Russian forces attacked a village in Donetsk, killing three women and injuring a man. The incident, involving cluster munitions, adds to the ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine.
Pavel Durov, Telegram's CEO, addresses his recent arrest in Paris, calling charges "misguided. " He promises to enhance content moderation while maintaining user privacy, sparking debate on messaging app regulation.
Pavel Durov, Telegram's CEO, pledges to address criminal activity on the platform following French charges. He criticizes the legal approach while acknowledging the need for improvements.
Ukrainian President meets US and allies in Germany, discussing further military aid. US pledges $250 million in security assistance as Ukraine faces ongoing challenges in its conflict with Russia.
Pavel Durov, Telegram's creator, addresses French probe, criticizes authorities' approach, and refutes claims of app being an "anarchic paradise". He highlights Telegram's content moderation efforts amid ongoing investigation.
Elon Musk's X platform banned in Brazil over non-compliance with court orders. The incident highlights growing tensions between tech giants and governments worldwide over online content regulation.
Russian President Putin expresses confusion over France's probe into Telegram creator Pavel Durov, citing "selective" actions. The investigation relates to alleged criminal activities on the platform.
Pavel Durov, Telegram's founder, faces legal charges in France while grappling with the app's financial challenges. The messaging platform seeks a viable business model amidst mounting pressure from expiring bonds.
Russian court prolongs French researcher's detention until February 2025. Laurent Vinatier faces charges of collecting military information without proper registration, straining Russia-France relations.
Recent Russian attacks in southeastern Ukraine resulted in multiple casualties, including an 8-year-old boy. The ongoing conflict continues to impact civilian areas, with hundreds of shellings reported in a single day.
South Korean authorities investigate Telegram's potential role in distributing explicit deepfake content. The probe follows reports of such material featuring South Korean women on the platform.
Russia launched a missile assault on Kyiv, prompting citywide alerts and emergency responses. Multiple districts reported damage as air defense systems engaged, a week after a massive nationwide attack.
Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow and other Russian areas overnight, with Russian officials reporting no damage. The attacks, unverified by independent sources, highlight the ongoing conflict's escalation.
Brazil suspends access to X, formerly Twitter, due to non-compliance with court orders. The move intensifies the conflict between Elon Musk and Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes over free speech and content moderation.
Brazilian justice orders X suspension over Musk's refusal to comply with local regulations. The move could affect over 20 million users in Brazil, sparking debate on free speech and disinformation control.
Brazil suspends Elon Musk's X platform over legal non-compliance, affecting millions of users. The move escalates a conflict between Musk and a Supreme Court justice over free speech and misinformation.
Rebecca Lissner, Kamala Harris's deputy national security advisor, emerges as a key figure in shaping U. S. foreign policy. Her pragmatic approach and strategic thinking are influencing the administration's global outlook.
Rebecca Lissner, Kamala Harris's deputy national security advisor, emerges as a key figure in shaping U. S. foreign policy. Her pragmatic approach and strategic thinking are influencing the administration's global outlook.
Pavel Durov, Telegram's CEO, charged in France over child abuse content. The case ignites discussions on free speech, privacy, and platform responsibility in the digital age.
Former President Trump's visit to Arlington National Cemetery raises legal questions, while the Supreme Court halts Biden's student loan plan. Health issues and environmental phenomena round out the week's top stories.
UAE official confirms contact with French authorities regarding Pavel Durov, Telegram CEO and UAE citizen, amid French probe into app's alleged links to organized crime.
Pavel Durov, Telegram's CEO, faces legal scrutiny in France over platform content. The case ignites discussions on tech companies' accountability and freedom of speech boundaries in the digital age.
Alexandra Skochilenko, imprisoned for antiwar stickers, was released in a recent prisoner exchange. Her case highlights the risks of dissent and LGBTQ+ challenges in Russia.
Pavel Durov, Telegram's CEO, faces serious charges in France, including complicity in child abuse content distribution. The case raises questions about government authority over global tech firms.
Two airports in Russia's Tatarstan region temporarily halted operations due to safety concerns. The facilities in Kazan and Nizhnekamsk reopened after a short closure, reflecting ongoing security measures.