Revealed: Russia uses mobile 'super-app' Max to spy on citizens ↗
Front page leadResearch indicates that tens of millions of people are compelled to use a platform that acts as a 'backdoor' on their devices, allowing Russia to spy on its citizens.
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The Guardian
The Guardian's front page highlights international news with a focus on Russia's surveillance tactics via a mobile app, Russia's ongoing elections amidst the Ukraine war, and the conflict in Gaza. There's also a story about Ireland's potential Eurovision boycott over the Gaza situation.
Top stories
Russians go to polls against backdrop of Ukraine war and Putin’s tightening grip ↗
President Putin's United Russia party faces elections with no significant opposition, as a liberal anti-war party has been barred from the ballot.
Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: Poland warns Russian strikes on allies ↗
Poland's Prime Minister Tusk is heading to Kyiv, issuing a warning about potential Russian strikes targeting Ukrainian allies.
'Run! Get away!': witnesses recount Israeli 'double tap' strike in Gaza ↗
Witnesses describe an Israeli 'double tap' strike in Gaza that killed a child and a medic, with the child having rushed to assist the wounded.
YouTube star Ms Rachel to match Macklemore’s $1m Palestine aid donation ↗
Children's entertainer Ms Rachel has pledged to match Macklemore's significant donation towards aid for Palestine.
Ireland to boycott Eurovision again over deaths in Gaza ↗
Ireland is reportedly considering boycotting the Eurovision Song Contest for a second time due to the ongoing deaths in Gaza.
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