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Austria: The Dismantling of Meta Is the Only Weapon against Its Dangerous Concentration of Power

Robin Koerner - . Published in Der Standard

How much power should a company be allowed to have in the digital space?

Turkey: Term of Withdrawals in US Politics

Deepti Bista - . Published in Daily Sabah

Japan: Will Banning Fact-Checking Preserve Neutrality?

Dorothy Phoenix - . Published in Sankei Shimbun

Meta, which operates social networking sites Facebook and Instagram, is discontinuing its U.S. fact-checking system[.]

Sri Lanka: Tech Giants, Political Winds, and the Erosion of Digital Accountability

Deepti Bista - . Published in Daily Mirror Online

Austria: What Zuckerberg’s ‘Low-Performers’ Indicate about Him as a Boss

Robin Koerner - . Published in Der Standard

In the era of President Trump, bold catchphrases and assertiveness have gained even more traction at the managerial level of numerous companies.

France: Fighting for Facts in the Era of Trump and Musk

Lalatendu Das - . Published in Le Monde

Musk has been promoted to a parastatal position that will place him de facto at the heart of power.

Turkey: Does the ‘Crown’ Pass from George Soros to Elon Musk?

Deepti Bista - . Published in Daily Sabah

Malta: The Future of Truth

Lalatendu Das - . Published in Times of Malta

Big Tech will eventually impact each and every area of our economic decision-making.

Singapore: Why Mark Zuckerberg Ditched T-shirts and Hoodies for Streetwear and Gold Chains

Deepti Bista - . Published in Channel NewsAsia

U.K.: Trump and His Henchman Musk Treat America’s Oldest Allies as Enemies

Lalatendu Das - . Published in The Guardian

The president-elect’s hostility toward other democracies is already clear.

France: The EU Must Stand up to Musk and Zuckerberg

Lalatendu Das - . Published in Le Monde

Bewildered by the ideological offensive by the heads of X and Meta, Europeans are afraid of offending U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

Zimbabwe: Withdrawal Symptoms of US Dollar Addiction Will Be Painful

Lalatendu Das - . Published in The Sunday Mail
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