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Anastasiades Seeks €2m in Damages from ‘Defamatory’ Journalist

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Nicos Anastasiades, the former President of Cyprus, is suing journalist Makarios Drousiotis for €2 million in damages over alleged defamatory claims in his books and an article. The lawsuit seeks both financial compensation and a court injunction to prevent the dissemination of the contentious content, underscoring the gravity of the accusations against Drousiotis and the importance of protecting Anastasiades’s reputation.

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Concerns Remain Over Government Use of Spyware

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The European Parliament recommends strict conditions for government use of spyware like Pegasus, emphasizing legality, necessity, and proportionality in deploying such tools against journalists. A recent report highlights concerns over surveillance practices in EU countries, urging alignment with international recommendations and emphasizing the need to protect press freedom amidst evolving threats.

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