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One billion users, but controversies mount up for TikTok

by nova

18/12/2024 0 1 mth

Paris (AFP) – TikTok’s breakneck rise from niche video-sharing app to global social media behemoth has drawn intense scrutiny, particularly over its links to China.

Issued on: 18/12/2024 – 02:23Modified: 18/12/2024 – 02:21

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TikTok faces accusations of espionage in the United States

by nova

18/12/2024 0 1 mth

Japan's Honda and Nissan in preliminary merger talks: reports

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17/12/2024 0 1 mth

Santner named New Zealand white ball captain

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17/12/2024 0 1 mth

Jets' He becomes first Chinese

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17/12/2024 0 1 mth

PGA drops Vegas from next year's autumn schedule

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17/12/2024 0 1 mth

Manchester United striker Rashford 'ready for new challenge'

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17/12/2024 0 1 mth

No 'credible civilian' purpose for Iran uranium: UK, France, Germany

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17/12/2024 0 1 mth

For real life? 'Bluey' coming to the big screen

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17/12/2024 0 1 mth

NBA All

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17/12/2024 0 1 mth

Canada's Trudeau battles to hold on after deputy PM resigns

21/01/2025 2 dys

Trump 2.0 boosts interest in Davos: World Economic Forum chief

Davos (Switzerland) (AFP) – Donald Trump is not stepping foot in Davos this week but the head of the World Economic Forum says the new president has brought renewed interest in the annual gathering of business and political leaders.

Issued on: 21/01/2025 – 04:17Modified: 21/01/2025 – 04:15

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WEF President Borge Brende said Davos participants want to 'decipher' Trump's plans

21/01/2025 2 dys

EU's legal weapon facing the heat from US big tech

Brussels (AFP) – For tech billionaires Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, the EU’s digital rules are a tool of censorship. For the bloc, they are its most powerful weapon to stop the spread of illegal content.

Issued on: 21/01/2025 – 04:15Modified: 21/01/2025 – 04:10

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EU lawmakers have upped the pressure on Brussels to enforce the bloc's Digital Services Act, including against Elon Musk's X

21/01/2025 2 dys

6.0

Taipei (AFP) – A 6.0-magnitude earthquake hit Taiwan on Tuesday, the US Geological Survey said, injuring 27 people, triggering landslides and causing ceilings of homes to cave in according to local authorities.

Issued on: 21/01/2025 – 04:07

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