
“I’d Rather Die in Jail”: Telegram Boss Slams EU Over Free Speech
Pavel Durov says French prosecutors and Brussels elites are using his case to intimidate platforms into censorship.

Pavel Durov says French prosecutors and Brussels elites are using his case to intimidate platforms into censorship.

President Sandu warned of Russian meddling, while the opposition accuses the government of manipulation.

Participants in one group also advertised services related to drug trafficking, ATM robberies, fraud, and armed robberies.

Moscow says the apps don’t share enough data with law enforcement.
The uncovered network was reportedly tied to “extremely dangerous” abusers already jailed since last year.
Russian-born Pavel Durov has been held hostage in France, as authorities are not allowing him to leave the country to conduct business.

“You either have freedom of speech and fair elections—or you don’t. And the Romanian people deserve both.”
EU Commission investigating whether the messaging app understated user numbers to avoid stricter rules

The billionaire has been indicted on six charges and is forbidden to leave France.

French authorities have until Thursday to decide whether to press formal charges.