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Ljubljana – A group of public figures from social and political spheres has called on politicians, media and opinion leaders to de-escalate tensions, bridge the divides and meet the current challenges together. They also warned about what they see as months-long political and media campaign that does not contribute to a more effective response to the pandemic.

Uber said on June 21 its embattled chief executive Travis Kalanick has agreed to step down from his job.
 
Kalanick had already been on a leave of absence aimed at restoring confidence in the scandal-plagued ridesharing giant.
 
The New York Times reported earlier on June 21 that five of the company's major investors had demanded his departure.
 

U.S. ride-hailing app Uber told Europe's top court on April 24 that it was a digital service, not a transport service, and that a French law clearly targeted online taxi services, in its latest European legal battle with the taxi industry.