tonight on expose, the arrest of telegram ceo pavel dove in france marks new chapter in the crackdown on the... application as governments push for access to users private data. despite the pressure, telegram's refusal to compromise on privacy has sparked a global clash over digital freedom, and since october 7, 2023, the genocidal war in gaza hasn't just ignited fierce battles. it's shaken up newsrooms too. journalists who dared to voice concerns even while reporting professionally faced censorship or were pushed out, revealing the high stakes of speaking out. and finally, according to survey usa, 71% of washington democrats agree that social media companies should restrict misleading information compared with just 41% of republicans. welcome.

the arrest of telegram ceo pavel dove in france marks new chapter in the crackdown on the application as governments push for access to users private data. despite the pressure, telegram's refusal to compromise on privacy has sparked a global clash over digital freedom. and since october 7. 2023, the genocidal war in gaza hasn't just ignited fierce battles, it's shaken up newsrooms too. journalists who dared to voice concerns even while reporting professionally faced censorship or were pushed out.

tonight on expose, the arrest of telegram ceo pavel dove in france marks new chapter in the crackdown on the application as government's push for access to users private data. despite the pressure, telegram's refusal to compromise on privacy has sparked a global clan. flash over digital freedom, and since october 7, 2023, the genocidal war in gaza hasn't just ignited fierce battles. it's shaken up newsrooms too. journalists who dared to voice concerns even while reporting professionally have faced censorship or were pushed out, revealing the high stakes of speaking out. and finally, according to survey usa, 71% of washington democrats agree that social media companies should restrict misled. information compared with just 41% of republicans. welcome to expose, the show that leaves no stone on the turned. i remember very well back in february on the bbc's flagship news. program news night, author and journalist howard eric jacobson complained that britain's public broadcaster had been showing too many images of palestinian suffering in gaza. he blatantly said that in televising palesti

the arrest of telegram ceo pavel dove in france marks new chapter in the crackdown on the application as government's push for access to users private data. despite the pressure, telegram's refusal to compromise on privacy has sparked a global clash over digital freedom. and since october 7, 2023, the genocidal war and gaza hasn't just ignited fierce battles, it's shaken up newsrooms too. journalists who dared to voice concerns, even while reporting professionally faced censorship or were pushed out, revealing the high stakes of speaking out. and finally, according to survey usa, 71% of washington democrats agree that social media companies should restrict misleading information compared with just 41% of republicans. welcome. to expose, the show that leaves no stone on turned. i remember very well back in february on the bbc's flagship news program news night, author and journalist howard eric jacobson complained that britain's public broadcaster had been showing too many images of palestinian suffering in gaza. he blatedly said that in televising palestinian suffering in this way, bb

is chris williamson saying bye for now. speak unexpose, we dive into the arrest of telegram ceo pavel dove in france, pivotal moment in the global battle over digital freedom as governments intensified their push to break into users private data. we'll also uncover how the genesal war on gaza has sparked not only fierce battles on the ground, but also a silent war in newsrooms, where journalists who dared to speak up have been censored or silenced, and in a world increasingly divided will explore the... growing debate over social media censorship where a stunning 71% of washington democrats now support restricting misinformation compared to just 41% of republicans. stay tuned for expose. the truth is just a revelation away. "i don't win many awards in my own country, so i'm a bit shocked. firstly like to thank the iranian people for uh welcoming, welcoming me and your beautiful country. i want to tell you uh all people in this room, storytellers, truth tellers, we cannot fake in emotion, we can..." not fake the truth, this is for every child, mother and father who are lost by us made weapo

the night on expose the arrest of telegram ceo pavel dove in france. marks new chapter in the crackdown on the application as government's push for access to users private data. despite the pressure, telegram's refusal to compromise on privacy has sparked a global clash over digital freedom, and since october 7, 2023, the genocidal war in gaza hasn't just ignited fierce battles, it's shaken up newsrooms too. journalists who dared to voice concerns even while reporting professionally faced censorship or were pushed out. feeling the high stakes of speaking out. and finally, according to survey usa, 71% of washington democrats agree that social media companies should restrict misleading information compared with just 41% of republicans. welcome to expose, the show that leaves no stone unturned. i remember very well back in february on the bbc's flagship news program news night, author and journalist howard eric jacobson complained that britain's public broadcaster had been showing too many images of palestinin suffering in gaza. he blatantly said that in televising palestinin suffering in