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The European Union on Friday stated malicious cyber&nbsp;activities against member states were observed. These attacks seem to emerge from Russian malware&nbsp;'Ghostwriter'.&nbsp;
It targets news articles and documents by fabricating them to appear as though public officials published them, resulting in a spread of false information.&nbsp;
According to the bloc, such activities threaten the 'core functioning of our democracies'.
Germany also slammed attempts to influence the country's upcoming election through Ghostwriter, stating that it had 'reliable information' to attribute these attacks to specifically Russian military intelligence service GRU.
The Union warned to take action, asking Moscow to follow norms of responsible state behaviour in cyberspace.&nbsp;

Russia accused by EU of using malicious software to spread disinformation 

Is Russia using 'Ghostwriter' cyberattacks to target upcoming German polls? EU thinks so. Here's all you need to know. 

The European Union has said that malicious cyber&nbsp;activities against member states were observed and the attacks seem to emerge from Russian malware&nbsp;'Ghostwriter'.&nbsp;
According to the bloc, such activities threaten the 'core functioning of our democracies'.
Germany also slammed attempts to influence the country's upcoming election through 'Ghostwriter', stating that it had 'reliable information' to attribute these attacks to specifically Russian military intelligence service GRU.
The European Union warned to take action, asking Moscow to follow norms of responsible state behaviour in cyberspace.&nbsp;
'Ghostwriter' targets news articles and documents by fabricating them to appear as though public officials published them, resulting in a spread of false information.

The EU accused Russia on Friday of being complicit in 'Ghostwriter' cyberattacks&nbsp;against member&nbsp;states and threatened to take action against the nation.&nbsp;

The European Union has said that malicious cyber&nbsp;activities against member states were observed and the attacks seem to emerge from Russian malware&nbsp;'Ghostwriter'.&nbsp;
According to the bloc, such activities threaten the 'core functioning of our democracies'.
Germany also slammed attempts to influence the country's upcoming election through 'Ghostwriter', stating that it had 'reliable information' to attribute these attacks to specifically Russian military intelligence service GRU.
The European Union warned to take action, asking Moscow to follow norms of responsible state behaviour in cyberspace.&nbsp; 'Ghostwriter' targets news articles and documents by fabricating them to appear as though public officials published them, resulting in a spread of false information.&nbsp;
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Mexican president asks Pope Francis for conquest apology

Mexican president&nbsp;Obrador&nbsp;asks Pope Francis to apologise for the atrocities during the Spanish&nbsp;conquest.&nbsp;

Mexico's president published an open letter to Pope Francis calling on the Roman Catholic Church to apologise for abuses of Indigenous peoples during the conquest of Mexico in the 1500s. In the letter, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador also asks the pope to lend Mexico ancient pre-Hispanic Mexican or colonial-era documents.&nbsp;Obrador asked the pope to make a statement in favour of Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico's 19th-century independence leader who was once believed to have been excommunicated by the church for his involvement in the uprising. The letter comes as Mexico struggles with how to mark the 500th anniversary of the 1519-1521 conquest, which resulted in the death of a large part of the country's pre-Hispanic population.

AP, Mexico City: Mexico's president published an open letter to Pope Francis calling on the Roman Catholic Church to apologise for abuses of Indigenous peoples during the conquest of Mexico in the 1500s.
In the letter published Saturday, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador also asks the pope to lend Mexico ancient pre-Hispanic Mexican or colonial-era documents.
&ldquo;The Catholic Church, the Spanish monarchy and the Mexican government should make a public apology for the offensive atrocities that Indigenous people suffered," the letter states.
Lopez Obrador asked the pope to make a statement in favour of Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico's 19th-century independence leader who was once believed to have been excommunicated by the church for his involvement in the uprising.
However, researchers later said it appeared that Hidalgo had confessed his sins before he was executed and thus was not excommunicated.
Lopez Obrador said: &ldquo;I think it would be an act of humility and at the same time greatness&rdquo; for the church to reconcile posthumously with Hidalgo.
The letter comes as Mexico struggles with how to mark the 500th anniversary of the 1519-1521 conquest, which resulted in the death of a large part of the country's pre-Hispanic population.
In 2019, Lopez Obrador asked Spain for an apology for the conquest, in which millions of Indigenous people died from violence and disease.
Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Borrell said at the time that Spain &ldquo;will not issue these apologies that have been requested."

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