Telegram CEO Pavel Durov was reportedly arrested at a French airport for not sharing encryption keys with authorities, leading to concerns about privacy and security on the messaging platform. The incident raised questions about government access to user data and the balance between privacy rights and law enforcement needs. Durov’s arrest highlights the ongoing debate over encryption and surveillance in the digital age.
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US stocks jump as Trump touts ‘positive’ progress on EU trade talks
US stocks surged following President Trump's positive remarks on trade talks with the EU, coinciding with the postponement of proposed 50% tariffs. The S&P 500 climbed 1.6%, led by consumer cyclicals and tech companies, while consumer confidence rebounded in May after five months of decline. Trump's engagement with the EU, which included a call for quick meetings, and the anticipation of a trade deal contributed to market optimism, with analysts suggesting the tariff threats may...
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