Facebook fined €7 million in Italy after refusing to address user data concerns
Italy has fined Facebook €7 million ($8.5 million) after the social network company failed to…More
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‘Third wave is not over’: South Korean PM warns against easing anti-coronavirus restrictions as infection numbers grow
South Korean Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun has warned against the loosening of social distancing rules…More
Dutch court REINSTATES coronavirus curfew in break-neck reversal of earlier order to end ‘illegitimate’ policy
A Dutch appeals court has revived the country’s Covid-19 curfew just moments before it came…More
Bill Gates wants ‘rich nations’ to switch to 100% SYNTHETIC beef to save the planet
The world’s third-richest man is shifting from preaching about pandemics to promoting his new book…More
Sicily’s Mount Etna ejects lava & massive ash column in another stunning eruption (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)
Mount Etna in Sicily, Europe’s tallest volcano and one of its most active, has erupted…More
Spanish police fire rubber bullets after Barcelona protest demanding rapper’s release descends into riots (VIDEOS)
Clashes erupted between protesters and riot police during demonstrations in Catalonia against the arrest of…More
Iran informs UN nuclear watchdog of end to surprise nuclear site inspections this month to enforce act of parliament
Tehran has notified the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) of its parliamentary-approved plan to limit…More
French anti-Islamism bill prompted by beheading of teacher near Paris clears 1st hurdle in parliament
A French bill designed to stop the spread of radical Islam and defend secular values…More
New firework attack on French police reported in Paris suburb as 2 arrested for chucking molotov cocktails at cop car
France’s Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin has spoken out for the second time in as many…More
Thousands protest in Algeria demanding end of ‘military state’ on anniversary of demos that ousted President Bouteflika (VIDEOS)
Algerians have taken to the streets in their thousands in the northern town of Kherrata,…More