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- 1West Liberty University Student Wins International Turtle Conservation Award▼West Liberty University Student Wins International Award at Turtle Conservation Symposium
A student from West Liberty University has won an international award at a turtle conservation symposium, according to an announcement from the university. The recognition highlights the student's work in turtle conservation research on a global stage. Details about the student's name, research topic, and the symposium's location have not been provided in the available information.
- 2CMA warns Nexfibre's £2bn Netomnia deal could reduce competition▼Nexfibre's £2bn deal for rival Netomnia could lessen competition, CMA says https://www.standard.co.uk/news/tech/openreac
The UK Competition and Markets Authority has raised concerns that Nexfibre's proposed £2 billion acquisition of rival fibre network operator Netomnia could lessen competition in the broadband market. The deal, involving the fibre venture backed by Liberty Global and Telefónica, is now set to face regulatory scrutiny over its impact on Britain's growing altnet sector.
- 3Online Safety Should Not Rely on Democratic Shortcuts▼Op-Ed: A Safer Internet Should Not Come with Democratic Shortcuts
The Center for Democracy and Technology has published an op-ed arguing that efforts to make the internet safer must not bypass democratic processes. The piece contends that online safety measures should be pursued through transparent, accountable policymaking rather than shortcuts that sideline public debate and oversight, warning that rushed rules risk undermining fundamental rights while attempting to curb online harms.
- 4Historian Margaret MacMillan Calls Russia A Rogue State●'Russia Is Behaving Like A Rogue State': Historian Margaret MacMillan On The Risk Of A Wider Global Conflict
Historian Margaret MacMillan says Russia is behaving like a rogue state and warns of the risk of a wider global conflict stemming from the war in Ukraine. In an interview with Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, she framed Moscow's actions as a threat to the international order and cautioned that the fighting could escalate beyond Ukraine's borders.
- 5Russian Strikes Kill At Least Three As Attacks Intensify▼Russian Strikes Kill At Least Three, As Attacks On Ukraine Intensify
Russian strikes on Ukraine have killed at least three people as Moscow intensifies its attacks, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty reports. The escalation adds to a pattern of intensified aerial assaults on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure. Details on the exact locations and casualties remain limited, but the strikes underscore the continuing heavy toll of Russia's air campaign on Ukrainian civilians.