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Awaiting Justice: The Impact of Hong Kong’s National Security Laws

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By Adolfo Arranz, Dea Bankova, Jessie Pang Verified
| Reader Supported News
How Hong Kong’s national security crackdown stifled the city’s democratic opposition. Since the sentencing of Lai and other activists drew fresh international scrutiny of the national security laws, Reuters has compiled and verified detailed information on 238 of the 386 arrests under the rules between 2020 and 2026, based on court reports and other public sources. The Post-it notes in this story depict these cases against activists, politicians, lawyers, students and journalists.
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Quantum computing decrypted

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By Dea Bankova
| Reuters Verified
U.S. officials say that Russian hackers are targeting servers hosting outdated versions of software made by the Czech tech company JetBrains for potential SolarWinds-style espionage operations.
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After 100 years of innovating entertainment, Disney is at a crossroads - ET Telecom

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By Ally J. Levine, Anurag Rao, Adolfo Arranz, Dea Bankova
| ETTelecom Verified
MVAS/Apps 3 min read Disney Studios opened in Hollywood in 1923 - geographically and conceptually distant from the animation powerhouses in New York. Disney envisioned a future in which animated features would garner the same respect as the live-action films being shot down the street. By Ally Levine, Anurag Rao, Adolfo Arranz and Dea Bankova As Walt Disney turns 100, investors worry it's beginning to show its age.
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