A private Telegram chat in Spain has unveiled shocking messages brimming with hatred toward immigrants, including chilling calls to “hunt down” Arabs. Authorities are now racing to investigate the alarming rise of xenophobic rhetoric rapidly spreading across online platforms
Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram, has delivered a powerful warning about France’s future, painting a vivid picture of a nation on the brink of societal collapse amid rising civil unrest and growing government failures. His remarks highlight deepening concerns over the country’s social stability
Telegram founder Pavel Durov has reportedly been granted temporary permission to leave France, according to sources. The move comes amid ongoing scrutiny and legal challenges faced by the messaging platform in various jurisdictions.
In a recent statement, Telegram CEO Pavel Durov confirmed his departure from France as he faces a criminal investigation. The probe centers on allegations of privacy violations and misinformation on the platform, raising concerns about regulatory scrutiny.
Telegram founder Pavel Durov has been granted permission to exit France despite facing legal charges. The decision allows him to continue his global expansion efforts, while the legal proceedings surrounding him remain unresolved.
Telegram founder Pavel Durov has temporarily left France, according to an AFP report cited by Bloomberg. The reasons for his departure remain unclear, raising questions about the company’s future operations and Durov’s ongoing commitments in Europe.
