Published on: 2025-06-14 01:27:10
Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of messaging app Telegram, no longer has to stay in France. A source told AFP that the investigating judge in charge of Durov’s case has accepted a request to modify the conditions of his supervision. “As you may have heard, I’ve returned to Dubai after spending several months in France due to an investigation related to the activity of criminals on Telegram,” Durov wrote on Monday in a message posted to his Telegram channel. “The process is ongoing, but it feel
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Telegram founder allowed to leave France following arrest 50 minutes ago Share Save Joe Tidy Cyber correspondent, BBC World Service Share Save Getty Images Pavel Durov arriving at a Paris courthouse for a hearing in December 2024 Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of social messaging app Telegram, has been allowed to fly home to Dubai as French authorities continue their unprecedented case against him. The tech billionaire was arrested in August after being accused of failing to properly modera
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It all comes down to this for France, as Fabien Galthié's players go in search of a win against Scotland, knowing that a victory will see them seal the Six Nations title. Last weekend's stunning win over Grand Slam-chasing Ireland in Dublin means the championship is France's to lose coming into this final match of the tournament. Looking to wreck the party in Paris is a Scotland team that will feel confident of pulling off a shock after its superb first-half performance in last Saturday's win
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Britain’s ability to rely on the US to maintain the UK’s nuclear arsenal is now in doubt, experts have warned, but working with European states to replace it will be costly and take time. An existing debate about the future of Trident – Britain’s ageing submarine-launched nuclear missile system – has taken a dramatic new turn in recent weeks amid fears Donald Trump could pull out of Nato. A range of concerns had already loomed over the £3bn-a-year programme, not least around its efficiency and
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