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The social media giant failed to block a bid that could ban it from sending data about its European users to the US.

The emergence of the B.1.617.2 coronavirus variant has led some scientists to call for the reopening to be delayed.

The action against five individuals and four legal entities was taken based on the findings of an ad hoc committee.

Russian president accuses Ukraine’s leaders of overseeing a ‘cleansing’ of the country’s political space.

The case of Magomed Gadaev, who was returned to Russia, has raised concerns among legal experts and rights groups.

Decision contradicts ruling in similar case last month involving Salvini’s treatment of migrants and refugees.

Hundreds surrounded a deportation van and ultimately secured the temporary release of two detained men.

Farming is big business, but what is the true cost when corporations sway policy and chemicals drive food production?

Activists had called a protest in northern Paris to demonstrate against Israel’s ongoing bombardment of the Gaza strip.

Azerbaijan dismisses the accusations, saying it was enforcing its own border and is committed to easing tensions.

Spain is aiming to be climate neutral by 2050 at the latest, but Greenpeace says the law does not go far enough.

US president urges Americans not to panic-buy fuel, warns against price-gauging and says shortages will ease soon

David Cameron grilled by UK Parliamentary Committee over links with now-collapsed supply chain financier.

Rise in births in Europe’s largest economy attributed to family-friendly policies, welcoming of refugees.