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Journalists in Trouble Newsletter Share Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed into law a bill that obliges foreign IT companies to set up local units or face penalties including a possible ban, as Moscow continues to try and tighten its control over the flow of information on the Internet. The bill, signed by Putin on July 1 and placed on the official website for legal information, requires foreign IT companies with a daily audience of at least 500,000 people to set up full-fledged branches in Russia that would be "responsible for violations of Russian legislation." INCIDENTS AND THREAT...

Italian Eurovision winner cleared of drug use during contest after test Issued on: 25/05/2021 - 11:01 The Eurovision organisers EBU said the matter was closed after a negative drug result Kenzo Tribouillard AFP 3 min Damiano David, the flamboyant singer of Italy's Eurovision-winning rockers Maneskin, has tested negative for drugs, the contest organisers said Monday, following a furore over speculation he snorted cocaine at the final. Advertising Read more The lederhosen-clad vocalist was tested after footage of h...

Prince William Has Cancelled The BBC Mamamia Out Loud The Real-Life Grey’s Anatomy No Filter ADVERTISEMENT Italy trailed Switzerland, France and Malta after the national juries delivered their votes but was propelled to victory by votes from the viewing public. Australian experts back AstraZeneca jab for patients with history of blood clots. The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation has issued new advice confirming the safety of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine for people with a history of many blood clotting disorders. In a joint statement released on Sunday, ATAGI and the T...

Guillaume Klossa Francesca Ratti Five years ago, we launched a continental call for a European Renaissance. We called for a process that would enable citizens, social partners, civil society and governments to write – together – a new page in our common history. We welcome the official launch of the Conference on the Future of Europe on 9 May. It should be a decisive step in the process we have been hoping for. The European Union is at a crossroads. It is facing existential challenges that force it to rethink its model of society and its place in the world. The climate crisis, the rivalry...