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Equatorial Guinea Cuts Off Annobón Island's Internet After Residents' Complaint

Following a complaint about dynamite explosions by a Moroccan construction company, Equatorial Guinea's government cut off internet access to Annobón Island, impacting residents' lives and highlighting the government's repressive tactics.

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French Communist Party Threatens Censure of New Prime Minister

French Communist Party leader Fabien Roussel threatened to censure Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu unless four demands are met, including reversing budget cuts and raising salaries and pensions, while the Socialist Party also sets conditions for avoiding a censure vote.

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North Korea Intensifies Crackdown on Personal Freedoms, Including Death Penalty for Foreign Media

A UN human rights report details North Korea's increased surveillance and harsher punishments, including executions for distributing foreign media like South Korean dramas, making it the world's most restrictive country.

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US to Crack Down on Foreigners' Reactions to Charlie Kirk's Death

The US State Department will take action against foreigners "praising, rationalizing, or making light of" the death of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, escalating concerns over free speech restrictions under the Trump administration.

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National Intelligence Director Gabbard Orders Withdrawal of Classified Report on Venezuela

National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard ordered the withdrawal of a classified NSA report on Venezuela despite agency personnel affirming its accuracy and compliance with all policies, prompting questions within the Intelligence Community.

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Nepal Lifts Social Media Ban After Deadly Protests

Nepal lifted a ban on social media platforms following protests where police fatally shot 19 demonstrators, prompting the resignation of the Home Minister and the formation of an investigative committee.

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Political Labels and Censorship in Modern Discourse

The article discusses how the terms "conservative" and "far-right" are used in modern political discourse, often arbitrarily and to silence dissenting opinions, particularly within academia and mainstream media.

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Backlash Against Social Media Reactions to Charlie Kirk's Murder Leads to Job Losses

Following the murder of far-right activist Charlie Kirk, numerous individuals across various sectors, including education, government, media, and sports, have lost their jobs due to social media posts deemed critical of Kirk or celebratory of his death.

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Author Yiming Ma on Self-Censorship and the Duty of Writers

In his debut novel and essay, Yiming Ma reflects on self-censorship, the dangers of authoritarianism, and the responsibility of writers to hold power accountable, drawing parallels between his fictional dystopia and current global events.

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Wikipedia: A Bastion of Objectivity Under Political Attack

Josh Dzieza's article in The Verge argues that despite criticisms, Wikipedia remains a reliable source of information, currently under attack from political forces seeking to manipulate its content, as evidenced by incidents such as the handling of Elon Musk's seemingly Nazi salute at the 2021 inaug...

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Dismissal of Iran's Deputy Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance

Following a week of pressure from 170 members of parliament, Nada Rezaei, the first female deputy minister of culture and Islamic Guidance in Iran, was dismissed from her post; her support for a concert in Azadi Square and other actions drew criticism.

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Kathmandu Police Fire on Social Media Protesters, Killing 17

Kathmandu police opened fire on protesters demonstrating against a government-imposed social media ban, resulting in 17 deaths and 145 injuries, according to police reports released on Monday.

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