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French prosecutors charge Telegram's Durov
Speed Read Telegram CEO Pavel Durov faces preliminary charges in France for permitting crime on his messaging app
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France arrests CEO of Telegram
Speed Read Pavel Durov, the billionaire founder of the messaging app Telegram, was arrested as part of an ongoing judicial investigation
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Has life in Russia regressed since the Ukraine invasion?
Today's big question The 'war economy' has defied Western sanctions as ordinary citizens rally round the regime
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Pros and cons of social media content moderation
Pros and Cons Where do you draw the line between online safety and freedom of speech?
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How Salman Rushdie exposed fault lines between the West and Islam
feature Stabbing of The Satanic Verses author has stirred debate about censorship and religious violence
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German minister ridiculed over ‘Willygate’ dispute
feature Social Democrat Andy Grote’s complaint about offensive tweet triggered police raid
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A history of the KGB
feature Security agency’s grim history leaves a legacy of terror for political opponents
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Academics claim political correctness has gone mad
Speed Read New survey reveals fears for freedom of expression at universities
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Chinese censorship: what is banned?
In Depth South Park ‘apologises’ to Beijing following censorship of the satirical cartoon series
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UN rules that Muslim veil ban ‘violates human rights’
Speed Read Human Rights Council rejects France’s niqab ban and calls for review of controversial legislation
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Count Dankula: YouTube prankster fined £800 for ‘Nazi pug’ hate crime
In Depth Mark Meechan says conviction for ‘shock humour’ clip ‘sets a really dangerous precedent’
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Friends cast suspicion over balcony fall death of Russian reporter
Speed Read Local police deny foul play after journalist Maksim Borodin plummets from fifth-floor flat
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Turkish journalists stand trial on terrorism charges
In Depth Human rights group claim case is attempt to crack down on press freedom
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Free speech or safe space: which should universities protect?
In Depth Critics argue that safe space policies at British universities have become a direct threat to freedom of speech
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