World net clutter thanks to the decryption of organized crime communications

Hos people have been arrested around the world during a gigantic crackdown on organized crime, thanks to the police's infiltration of an application used to exchange coded messages between criminals, the Australian Federal Police announced on Tuesday. The messages included assassination plans and drug and arms trafficking, Australian police said, arresting 224 people in all parts of the country. The New Zealand police announced the arrest of 35 people for drug trafficking and money laundering. This operation was triggered by the police of several countries in Europe, the United States, Australia and New Zealand, who managed to decode, in real time and for three years, thousands of encrypted communications within criminal networks of all kinds. One operation, made possible thanks to an application called "ANoM", is seen as "the most sophisticated in the world against organized crime by the New Zealand police.

Mladic, the "Butcher of the Balkans", fixed on his fate Tuesday in The Hague

International judges will deliver their verdict on Tuesday on the appeal of former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic, sentenced to life imprisonment for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes committed during the Bosnian war from 1992 to 1995. Nicknamed the "Butcher of the Balkans", the former general was convicted at first instance in 2017 for his role in the Srebrenica massacre, the worst in Europe since the Second World War, an act of genocide according to international justice. Arrested in 2011 after 16 years on the run, the massive soldier Ratko Mladic, in detention in The Hague, is now an old man of nearly 80 years who suffers from health problems, according to his lawyers. His name will remain associated with the crimes of the Bosnian war, from the siege of Sarajevo to the massacre in Srebrenica, where more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys were killed by Bosnian Serb forces.

Bioethics and PMA for all, "finally" in the final stretch in Parliament

The French Parliament must definitively adopt the text in July and "the implementing texts of the law must be prepared now" so that "the first children can be conceived before the end of 2021", guaranteed the Minister of Health, at the start of the exchanges on the text which must also open medically assisted procreation to single women. 67% of French people are now in favour, according to an Ifop poll for the association of same-sex families. Spokesman for this association, Fabien Joly pushes "a phew of relief: this law will finally be adopted". He notes, however, "the risk of having a shortage of sperm" in the face of demand, while the bill provides for a lifting of the anonymity of donors under conditions.

Attentats and presidential: Mélenchon arouses indignation, attacks the far right

The words of the leader of LFI linking terrorism and presidential election have aroused indignation. The rebellious reacted by denouncing a "violent atmosphere" maintained by his critics, shining a spotlight on the "call for murder" of a far-right video. After his "the Republic, it's me" launched during a stormy search at the headquarters of La France Insoumise in 2018, the candidate for the Élysée is accused of having made Sunday "indecent" or even "conspiracy" remarks, less than a year before the presidential election.

Covid: the epidemic continues to recede, leisure places are preparing

React a health before the summer or have fun: gyms, casinos, amusement parks and thalassos will be able to reopen on Wednesday thanks to a "strong" improvement on the front of the Covid-19 epidemic in France. In a clear sign of this improvement, the European Parliament met on Monday at its headquarters in Strasbourg, for the first time in 15 months. From Wednesday, the party can continue until 23:00 with the curfew postponed by two hours. And in case of rain, bars and restaurants will be able to welcome guests indoors, not only outdoors. Wednesday will also mark the end of 100% teleworking and loneliness at the canteen table, as well as the resumption of pots between colleagues in compliance with barrier gestures. This second phase was made possible by the marked improvement in sanitary conditions observed from the beginning of May, linked according to the government to the acceleration of vaccination.

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Bralian Health Minister Marcelo Queiroga said on Monday that players from the 10 teams that will compete in the Copa América-2021 in Brazil are not required to be vaccinated, contrary to what his government had initially requested.

A microscopic animal called bdelloid rotifer came back to life after being frozen for 24,000 years in Siberia, and then managed to clone itself, Russian scientists have announced.

Sovichectors have asked for additional resources to combat domestic violence, including requiring each prosecutor to have a specialized assistant or assistant lawyer dedicated specifically to "this great national cause".

A woman suspected of having uttered racist insults against a cashier of a Carrefour store in Annemasse (Haute-Savoie) has been taken into custody, it was learned from the prosecutor of Thonon.

US authorities announced Monday that they have recovered $2.3 million in ransom paid to hackers by the Colonial Pipeline group after a cyberattack that paralyzed its huge pipeline network.

Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal qualified for the quarterfinals of Roland Garros while Sofia Kenin, world No. 5 and outgoing finalist, was eliminated in the 8th final by Greece's Maria Sakkari, 18th, 6-1, 6-3.