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Tuesday, 31 May 2016

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Jessikka Aro, right, a journalist in Finland, was harassed after reporting on the rise of abusive pro-Russian posts on the Internet.
Effort to Expose Russia's 'Troll Army' Draws Vicious Retaliation

By ANDREW HIGGINS

Finland is an active front in an online "information war" between Russia and the West. When a journalist there confronted pro-Putin agitators, she became a target.
Prime Minister David Cameron, right, and Mayor Sadiq Khan of London on Monday greeted voters in favor of Britain remaining within the single market of the European Union.
Sadiq Khan, London's New Mayor, and David Cameron Find Common Cause Fighting Brexit

By STEVEN ERLANGER

After heated exchanges during the recent mayoral campaign, the prime minister and Sadiq Khan of the Labour Party are working together on European Union vote.
Private cars, taxis, bikes, scooters and pedestrians converged at an intersection in Beijing last week.

BEIJING JOURNAL

Beijing's Electric Bikes, the Wheels of E-Commerce, Face Traffic Backlash

By CHRIS BUCKLEY

On the congested roads of China's capital, a conflict is playing out between increasing numbers of both car drivers and couriers on electric vehicles.
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