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Facebook in the firing line at last….

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...but still busy messing with people's heads Vienna/ Berlin. November 18, 2021 By Edward Steen and Tibor Macak The new rock-star of whistleblowing, Frances Haugen, has now...
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Kremlin ramps up fear of another Ukraine invasion

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Washington, November 17, 2021 by Askold Krushelnycky Russia’s recent mass troop movements around Ukraine have raised fears that Moscow could be poised to invade Ukraine again...
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Belarus weaponising human misery

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by Askold Krushelnycky in Washington Belarusian dictator, Alexander Lukashenko, has been luring thousands of refugees from the Middle East since the summer with promises that...
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Ukraine’s top prosecutor “pressured” Kyiv Post says sacked editor

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Brian Bonner, ex-chief editor of the Kyiv Post, has told The Ukrainian Weekly that after the his paper ran a critical story about Prosecutor General...
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Battlers against fake news win top journalism prize

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Vienna, November 12, 2021 by Edward Steen The Kaiser Maximilian Award for a project called "Fake News The Austrian non-profit project "(#EuropagegenCovid19 / #EUmythbusters) has been awarded...
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UK press shows it still has some guts

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London/ Vienna. November 11, 2021 by Edward Steen The UK is by any standards in a parlous state since the election and re-election of the chancer...
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Ukraine: Kyiv Post – all staff fired as tycoon owner closes paper

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The independent Kyiv Post has ceased to exist today, after 26 years. On the morning of Nov. 8, the paper’s employees came to the office...
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Another poignant casualty in Lebanon

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(es) Vienna/ Beirut updated November 21, 2021 The Daily Star, one of the oldest English-language newspapers in the Middle East, has abruptly closed - leaving its...
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COP26 president – a decade of torpedoing climate action

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Cannes, November 2, 2021 by Mark Porter The world will soon face “catastrophe” from climate breakdown if urgent action is not taken, the British president of...
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Polish PM – rebel without a clause. Europe’s endgame?

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Cannes, October 28, 2021 (updated 02/11/21) by Mark Porter The ongoing chess match between Brussels and Warsaw has Western analysts chewing their nails. Poland’s right-wing government...
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