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Month: September 2021

‘The Big Delete:’ Inside Facebook’s crackdown in Germany

By DAVID KLEPPER Associated Press Days before Germany’s federal elections, Facebook removed a network of accounts that it said had spread COVID-19 misinformation and encouraged violent responses to COVID restrictions. The network was linked to the Querdenken movement, a loose coalition of German vaccine and mask opponents, conspiracy theorists and some far-right extremists. A review

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‘The Big Delete:’ Inside Facebook’s crackdown in Germany

By DAVID KLEPPER Associated Press Days before Germany’s federal elections, Facebook removed a network of accounts that it said had spread COVID-19 misinformation and encouraged violent responses to COVID restrictions. The network was linked to the Querdenken movement, a loose coalition of German vaccine and mask opponents, conspiracy theorists and some far-right extremists. A review

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Legisladores interrogarán a los principales líderes militares sobre Afganistán por primera vez desde la retirada de las tropas de EE.UU.

olivertapia (CNN) — El secretario de Defensa de Estados Unidos, Lloyd Austin, y el jefe del Estado Mayor Conjunto, el general Mark Milley, testificarán públicamente ante legisladores del Senado el martes, en la que será la primera vez que altos funcionarios militares comparecerán ante el Congreso desde la retirada total de las tropas estadounidenses de

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China, NATO officials discuss Afghanistan, regional tensions

BEIJING (AP) — China’s top diplomat has held a virtual meeting with NATO’s chief to discuss the situation in Afghanistan, amid longstanding disagreements between Beijing and the U.S.-led alliance over regional policies. The Chinese Foreign Ministry said Tuesday the discussions had been “positive and constructive”. Foreign Minister Wang Yi and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg

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People watch sculptures of Ultraman and a monster outside a shopping center on July 17 in Chongqing

Cartoons and children’s shows are next on the chopping block in China’s entertainment crackdown

By Jessie Yeung, CNN Business Comic and animation fans in China were in for a nasty shock this weekend as authorities turned their crackdown on the entertainment industry to yet another target. The National Radio and Television Administration, the country’s broadcasting authority, announced late Friday that it would ban cartoons and other TV shows primarily

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