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British journalist could face years in prison for refusing to hand over his passwords to the police

Richard Medhurst is the first reporter arrested and under investigation under Section 12 of the Terrorism Act 2000. The UK police have sought to obtain the passwords to his phones, including a highly ...
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Seymour Hersh: “American journalism is having a very rough time right now”

Il Fatto Quotidiano sat down for an in-depth interview with the legendary investigative journalist, amid the deafening silence from U.S. mainstream media on the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines ...
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British judge orders the Crown Prosecution Service to shed light on the destruction of key documents regarding Julian Assange

After seven years of running up against a brick wall, a major new crack in the wall of secrecy around the WikiLeaks founder ...
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Former Apple contractor asks European Data Protection authorities to investigate Apple’s Siri

Thomas Le Bonniec, a former French contractor working on a program to improve Apple’s vocal assistant, Siri, just wrote to the European Data Protection Authorities to denounce what he calls “massive ...
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Devasini and van der Velde in business with the king of EU VAT scams

"Operation Medina": a Spanish ruling reveals the ties in Europe, Asia, and the US through the companies PAG Asia and Yuraku between Tether and Bitfinex CFO and CEO with the network of the Dutchman ...
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Mafia and Organized Crime in Europe

[mie_map map=/wp-content/themes/ifq-2017/longform/mafie-in-europa/map_en.js] Mafias and criminal organizations end up going “jurisdictional shopping”, meaning ...
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The close relationship between OCCRP and the U.S. government

The massive U.S. funding since its founding, the existence of cooperation agreements empowering the U.S. government to approve key personnel, grants targeted at investigations into U.S. enemies. The ...
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Judge orders the Crown Prosecution Service to come clean about the destruction of key documents on Julian Assange

WikiLeaks - After years of running up against a brick wall, the first crack has appeared with the latest ruling on our FOIA case issued by Judge O'Connor. In addition to the ruling, British Labour MP ...
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Bombs in Palestine dropped from F-15s with components supplied by Leonardo

"We do not sell a single bolt to Israel", Leonardo's CEO, Cingolani, has declared, but from 2019 to 2024 the company sent 144 control panels for the so-called Head Up Display (HUD) of the F-15 ...
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IDF soldiers have been touring the Marche region to relieve their psychological stress (protected by the Italian Digos police unit)

Arriving in groups through diplomatic channels or military organizations, after fighting on the battlefield they “decompress” from the horror far away ...
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Refugees in Poland, violations and abuses on those fleeing from other wars. In a (polish) sentence the “inhuman” face of the EU

"Polish authorities believe they can ignore the law, and border officials are not afraid because they know they are well protected," explains Małgorzata Jaźwińska, a lawyer who won the appeal filed by ...
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Assange, Nils Melzer says the treatment of Julian leaves him “speechless”

In an in-depth interview with Il Fatto Quotidiano, Nils Melzer discusses his investigation on the WikiLeaks founder, which has made him speak out as a whistleblower and raise an alarm on this case and ...