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État numérique: la souveraineté peut-elle exister sans territoire?

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By Sébastien Boussois, Arthur Martin
| Tribune de Genève Verified
Opinion – Des États sans territoire: illusion numérique ou nouvelle frontière politique? Pas d’armée, pas d’impôt, pas de justice obligatoire: les projets de souveraineté virtuelle ressemblent davantage à des clubs privés qu’à des nations. Leur vrai pouvoir réside pourtant dans ce qu’ils révèlent de nos démocraties. Abonnez-vous dès maintenant et profitez de la fonction de lecture audio.
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Wimbledon spectators said to be hooking up in club’s ‘prayer rooms’ Original

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By Arthur Martin
| New York Post Verified
Wimbledon spectators are giving a whole new meaning to the phrase “love all.” Insiders report that amorous fans have been sneaking into the new prayer rooms at the All England Club for a spot of saucy doubles. Disheveled couples have been spotted leaving the sacred space looking rather more flustered than they did when they went in, with oohs and aahs heard from the booths.
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David Amess terror attack suspect, 25, 'was reported to Prevent'

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By Sam Greenhill Verified, Arthur Martin, Mario Ledwith Verified, Neil Sears
| Internewscast
The suspected killer of Conservative MP Sir David Amess may have been previously referred to the Government’s Prevent counter-extremism programme, it has been claimed. Sir David, 69, died after he was allegedly stabbed multiple times in Belfairs Methodist Church in Leigh-on-Sea yesterday afternoon by a British national thought to be of Somali heritage.
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