Like every evening, 11 p.m. takes a tour of the news broadcast by European television channels. It’s Eurozapping on Friday 21 January.
In Switzerland, the International Red Cross was the victim of a cyber attack. Displaced, missing or in detention, they trusted the Red Cross. Data from over 500,000between them have just been stolen. The risks for the victims are such that the President that the Red Cross makes this appeal: “Do the right thing, don’t divulge this information, don’t use it, don’t sell it, this is an appeal to the humanity of these authors.” So far, these hackers have not been identified, the Red Cross says it is ready to discuss to recover the data.
The demonstrations of recent weeks will have got the better of the future lithium mine, the largest in Europe. It was to be operated by the British-Australian group Rio Tinto. The Serbian government has just made an about-face and canceled its authorisation. Respecting its fields and water sources, a way for governments to appease discontent a few months before legislative and presidential elections. In the Netherlands, the show The Voice is shaken by a sex scandal. One of the coaches is accused of rape by a participant. A total of 19 women report sexual assault. The head of the program is also incriminated.
