A new approach will analyse profiles, videos, and user behaviour to identify social media accounts belonging to children under 13.
Sweden’s ruling punishes free expression—effectively enforcing an Islamic blasphemy law.
The new coalition government has won a confidence vote, paving the way for changes to the Czech Republic’s relationship with the EU.
Connolly’s reposting of a joke asking Trump to give Starmer the Maduro treatment resulted in a warning letter to the woman who has become a poster child for UK social media censorship.
Mahmoud Khalil was detained in March last year and faced deportation after he led illegal student protests at Columbia University in support of Hamas after the October 7 massacres.
The defection adds weight to claims that Britain’s political Right is reorganising around a new party with clearer positions on decline, sovereignty and reform.
Civil-liberty advocates and community groups argue the bill grants sweeping discretion to prosecutors and ministers, shifting the focus from intent to perceived offence.
Prosecutors say the suspect was suffering from schizophrenia at the time of the attack and will face preventive psychiatric detention rather than a murder trial.
Despite rejecting a global “right to abortion,” Berlin has sent tens of millions of euros to abortion-linked NGOs since 2022
Kemi Badenoch sacks a senior frontbencher after claims he was preparing to jump ship to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK.
The Hungarian prime minister says Brussels wants member states to shoulder the cost of financing Ukraine and is asking voters to push back.
A 29-year-old with a history of violent crime was shot after threatening officers with a knife, just hours after two men were stabbed in an Ulm electronics shop.
