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FILE: People take selfie photos after casting their vote at a polling station at the University of Tallinn, 5 March 2023

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Thousands of .eu domains were indefinitely taken offline on Monday

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A man gestures to an autonomous robot named "Xavier" as it patrols a shopping and residential district in Singapore.

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More than 600 politicians and officials, several heads of state and over 180 journalists were allegedly on the potential Pegasus surveillance list

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