Facebook Ban On Sending E.U. User Data to the U.S. Facebook is no longer allowed to send European personal data to the United States. Irish privacy authorities have banned…
In difficult financial times, investors can sometimes be spooked by market crashes. When entire industries or sometimes entire stock exchanges plummet, it can be tempting to cut losses, withdraw funds,…
The British government published a controversial bill on Wednesday that contradicts parts of the separation treaty that the EU and London agreed on last October. It concerns legislation on…
The company promises to investigate reports and complaints within 24 hours and remove illegal content. Social media app TikTok has signed the European Code of Conduct to tackle hate…
Recent floods in Sudan have resulted in more than 100 people drowning and more than 100,000 homes damaged or destroyed. The Sudanese government has declared a state of emergency…
Russian and Serbian forces will participate in joint military exercises with the Belarusian army this week. The Russian and Serbian troops will come to Belarus from 10 to 15…
The more than 4 million inhabitants of Casablanca are primarily confined to their homes for the time being. Their freedom of movement will be restricted, and a curfew will be…
Typhoon Haishen reached the coast of South Korea’s southern peninsula on Monday but appears to pass without significant damage or casualties. In recent days, the storm has caused a lot…
The European Commission wants an unambiguous colour system on the map of the EU that allows citizens and companies to see at a glance what the epidemiological situation is like….
President Trump had contradicted that when he visited France in 2018, he scrapped a visit to a military cemetery because it was full of losers anyway. Trump calls this…