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According to the Financial Times, EU regulators are investigating the possibility that “online interference” from Moscow, Tehran, and Algiers is helping to foment unrest in France. Bots are believed to be spreading claims and fake news reports suggesting that the country is descending into chaos.
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The German chancellor accused China of using subsidies and an undervalued currency to gain export advantages.
The German chancellor accused China of using subsidies and an undervalued currency to gain export advantages.
Special envoy Steve Witkoff is facing criticism from lawmakers after calling Russian President Vladimir Putin a “humanitarian” for releasing an American who has been held in Russia for years.
The Data Protection Commission has called on the Minority Caucus in Parliament, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, JoyNews and other media houses to protect the personal information of 1,964 Ghanaians…
The faction criticised Mr Wike for urging PDP members to collapse their political structures in support of Mr Tinubu’s re-election, describing the move as shameful The post Wike’s ‘Rainbow Coalition’…
The Youth Employment Agency (YEA) plans to recruit and deploy 6,000 young people as community teaching assistants by November 2026 under an initiative aimed at supporting basic education across the…
