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The coverage of Saturday's demonstration and the damage caused on the fringes of the processions, on news channels but not only, has led to multiple referrals to the audiovisual regulatory authority.
We haven't written up this one. Le Monde Economie has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Despite strong quarterly reports, tech companies are losing value. Investors are worried not just about current profits, but about future ones. That's why they're turning to safe investments.
Unless there is a major emergency, many of the far-right politicians who have set the tone in Israel for the past four years will put down their phones and log off for Shabbat on Friday evening.
Intelligence services rely on cooperation with each other. The arrest of the former BND chief is weighing on this, say Dennis-Kenji Kipker and Michael Littger from the Cyberintelligence Institute.
Russia and Ukraine exchange prisoners of war +++ Ukraine: Russia is increasingly attacking digital infrastructure +++ Kyiv: Starlink remains throttled despite Trump's statement +++ The news blog.
A recently widowed art critic is commissioned by a billionaire to produce an art exhibition on his techno-utopian island compound.
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