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• Belarusian cyberactivists claim railway system hack to protest Russian troop movements

  
  25 de enero, puesto en línea por Tanya Lokot — Advox, Belarus, Belarusian, Breaking News, Citizen Media, Digital Activism, Eastern & Central Europe, Elections, English, Feature, Freedom of Speech, International Relations, Politics, Protest, Russia, Ukraine, War & Conflict
  The hacker collective said it would be prepared to hand over encryption keys if 50 Belarusian political prisoners were released and the presence of Russian troops in Belarus was “prevented.”

• Mourning the death of the Bengali author and publisher who opened a door to world literature

  
  25 de enero, puesto en línea por Rezwan — Arts & Culture, Bangla, Bangladesh, Citizen Media, Education, English, Film, History, Language, Literature, South Asia, Weblog
  Qazi Anwar Hussain singlehandedly popularised the mystery-thriller genre in Bengali literature, published translations of world classics and gave the Bengali readership the taste of Western, mystery and classic literature.

• Georgian PM gifted his wife part of a state-owned forest

  
  25 de enero, puesto en línea por OC Media — Central Asia & Caucasus, Economics & Business, English, Environment, Georgia, Governance, Politics, Quick Reads, TOPICS, TYPE, WORLD
  Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Gharibashvili has come under fire after the government leased almost 6,000 square meters of publicly owned forest in the resort town of Bakuriani to his wife.

• Flights to resume between Turkey and Armenia

  
  25 de enero, puesto en línea por Arzu Geybullayeva — Armenia, Azerbaijan, Central Asia & Caucasus, Economics & Business, English, Good News, Governance, History, Middle East & North Africa, Politics, TOPICS, Turkey, TYPE, War & Conflict, Weblog, WORLD
  Following the meeting in Moscow, the two countries announced the charter flights operated by the Turkish budget carrier Pegasus Airlines and Moldovan low-cost airline FlyOne would resume operations effective February 2.

• In Turkey, a singer defies threats with a new song

  
  25 de enero, puesto en línea por Arzu Geybullayeva — Arts & Culture, Censorship, English, Feature, Freedom of Speech, Language, Middle East & North Africa, Politics, TOPICS, Turkey, Weblog, WORLD
  The president, speaking after Friday noon prayer, said "no one can defame his holiness Adam. It is our duty, to rip out the tongues of those who do when necessary."

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