France and Belgium jointly investigate Telegram, and France had already established cooperation with Belgium before the arrest of Pavel Durov.

Paris—The Paris Prosecutor's Office announced on Friday that French and Belgian investigators are jointly pursuing Telegram and its CEO, Pavel Durov.The French prosecutors have initiated an investigation into the accusations against this Russian-born tech mogul, including involvement in managing an

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