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Available on Android and iOS, the application Signal is popular for being particularly secure, and for having no connection with Facebook, the owner of WhatsApp.

Deir EzzorThe Syrian province of Deir Ezzor is back in the news after Israel's devastating airstrikes on Syria. However, against this background, most of the Western media has overlooked other events that may prove to be far more important to the security of both the Middle East and Europe.

RomeBad news for the Democratic Party in Italy, which has seen Giorgia Meloni's party dangerously approaching them in the polls. Fratelli d'Italia (FdI) seems to be making great strides towards becoming the second largest party in the country after the Lega led by Matteo Salvini.

WashingtonIn addition to being banned from every major social media platform and payment processor, the largest German bank, the most important creditor of the Trump Organization, has decided to no longer do business with the outgoing president or his companies.

Washington, DCWhen the markets opened this week, the two most anti-Trump social networks posted a marked decline. Twitter lost a massive $5 billion in market value after the company decided to permanently ban President Donald Trump from the platform.

ParisA particularly worrying assessment of crime in the French countryside has seen the light. Crime is on the rise almost everywhere in France according to the 2020 report from the SSMI - Statistical Service of the French Ministry of the Interior .

US President Donald Trump has been a wanted man with an arrest warrant dated January 7, 2021. Interpol has received a corresponding search request. However, this arrest warrant was not issued by a US court.

ParisThe numbers are overwhelming, and so are the testimonials. Data collected by French pollster Ifop for the Jaurès Foundation, which had interviewed several teachers confronted with political Islam even in their classes, paint a dreary picture.

Washington, DCAn unarmed pro-Trump protester was shot dead by Capitol police on Wednesday. On the eve of the election of the US President in Congress on January 6, Washington DC saw a mega-demonstration by Trump supporters.

BudapestIts designers promise a social network "without censorship" while its detractors see in it a political maneuver by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.