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Twitter shuts down 5,000 pro-Trump bots retweeting anti-Mueller report invective | Ars Technica     •     A giant Trump baby blimp that the president says makes him 'feel unwelcome' is following him to London this summer — and could be 5 times as big     •     Malawi becomes 1st nation to immunize kids against malaria     •     Saudi Arabia beheads 37 mostly Shiite citizens, displays executed body     •     Mueller: Manafort Discussed Enlisting Trump to Aid Russia in Ukraine     •     The construction of a metro network beneath the Greek city of Thessaloniki has unearthed an extraordinary treasure trove of ancient artefacts, from gold wreaths and rings to statues of the goddess Aphrodite. “The excavations are the biggest archaeological project of recent years in Greece”     •     Russian court fines Internet user 30,000 rubles ($470) for calling Vladimir Putin an ‘unbelievable fuckwit’     •     New Zealand and France have announced that they will bring countries and tech companies together to try and stop social media platforms from being used to promote terrorism and violent extremism.     •     Japan apologises to people forcibly sterilised under defunct eugenics law - Survivors will get payouts of 3.2m yen each for policy aimed at ‘preventing birth of poor-quality descendants’     •     Rotten eggs: e-waste from Europe poisons Ghana's food chain - Toxins from old computers, fridges and other electronic goods are polluting chicken eggs in an area where 80,000 people live     •     France to invest €6 million in free breakfasts at public schools     •     Google employees who helped organize a global employee protest in November are now saying the company is punishing them for their activism.     •     Greenland lost roughly half its sea ice in just 8 years (2010-2018)     •     The U.S. government is targeting immigration lawyers, activists, and reporters at the Mexico border, a leaked Homeland Security database confirms.     •     Hong Kong's 'Occupy Central' activists handed down prison terms, a court in Hong Kong has handed down prison sentences of up to 16 months to eight leaders of massive 2014 pro-democracy protests     •     China And Turkey Defy US, Will Continue To Import Iran Oil     •     Fake meat maker plans real IPO that values company at $1.2 billion     •     France marks first national commemoration of Armenian genocide. France’s recognition of the massacre as a genocide was enshrined in law in 2001, following a lengthy struggle that has strained relations with Turkey.     •     UN waters down rape resolution to appease US's hardline abortion stance | Global development     •     France blasts US for weakened UN resolution on sexual violence in conflicts     •     Dutch fence off tulip fields to stop selfie-takers crushing flowers - Barriers put up to deter ‘careless’ tourists from seeking perfect picture among bulbs     •     Canada oil sands CO2 emissions hugely underestimated: Canada's oil sands CO2 emissions are significantly higher than indicated by industry data collected using internationally recommended methods, according to a study published Tuesday     •     Russian Interference Went Far Beyond 'Facebook Ads' Kushner Described - Trump's son-in-law & senior adviser said the investigations into Russian interference have been more damaging than the interference itself. But there was more to it than online ads.     •     Trump must lift sanctions and apologize before Iran returns to nuclear negotiations, Rouhani says     •     Theresa May has ordered that Chinese telecoms supplier Huawei is to be banned from supplying core parts of the future 5G mobile phone network, following a meeting of ministers on the National Security Council (NSC) on Tuesday     •     
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