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Spiegel interview with FT editor Roula Khalaf

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(es) London/ Vienna July 26, 2021 The FT's first woman editor gave this remarkable  interview with Der Spiegel prior to discovering she had been one of...
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Internet: what happened to us – or our readers?

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(es) Vienna/ London July 22, 2021   Veteran Fleet Street journalist, broadcaster, and historian of modern London, Kevin d'Arcy, has asked AEJ members for any...
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How the Pegasus scandal was broken

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(ES) Vienna. July 22, 2021 The Pegasus state-hacking scandal, which has sent shockwaves across the world, was broken by a consortium of 17 different...
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UK Home Office closes in on journalists

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(es) London/ Vienna  July 20, 2021 The latest proposals for UK legislation are similar to repressive moves elsewhere in Europe  - a law which would...
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AEJ open letter to EU on Pegasus scandal

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(ES) Athens/ Vienna  July 21, 2021 Open letter to Ursula von der Leyen, Commission President and Vice-President Vera Jourova The Israeli security company NSO has sold...
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Israeli spyware sparks huge political rows

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Updated, July 28, 2021 by Edward Steen, AEJ General-Secretary Revelations about the use of Pegasus software used to spy on journalists  – including FT editor Roula...
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Daphne Memorial Prize – apply pronto

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(es) Brussels/ Vienna. July 20, 2021 The €20,000 Daphne Caruana Galizia prize will be awarded as of October 2021 to journalists or teams of journalists...
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Georgian journalists fight back after Pride fatality

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Cannes/ Tiblisi, July 15 2021 by Mark Porter Anti-gay violence, already a feature of Vladimir Putin's Russia, is spreading into formerly Soviet Georgia, with brutal police...
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Fearless reporter De Vries dies of head-wounds

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Amsterdam/ Vienna. July 15, 2021 by Edward Steen, AEJ Secretary-General Just over a week after being shot in broad daylight as he emerged from an Amsterdam...
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“Bad faith”: Google gets 500m Euro slap in face

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(es) London/ Vienna, July 14 2021 In a first halfway serious reverse for big tech, France has fined Google €500m for failing to negotiate “in...
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