Facebook has vowed to revive thousands of Australian news pages after the local government said it would amend its new media code, which requires web platforms to pay for news content, following a weeklong standoff.
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Two members of Germany’s Special Forces Command (KSK) were reported to the FBI as ...
Fiery clashes between protesters and police have erupted in Lebanon, as public anger grows ...
The Netherlands' largest restaurant association has said it will sue the Dutch state in ...
Research from India has indicated that people wearing glasses are far less likely to ...
If Iran wanted nuclear weapons, it would have them, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has declared, ...
Despite a heavy police presence, thousands of people have joined protests across the Algerian ...
A majority of Iranian lawmakers voted on Monday to pass a motion condemning the ...
A new approach known as “silent stealing”, where fraudsters seek to steal a small ...
The United Nations has warned that white supremacy and neo-Nazi movements are an increasing ...
An Italian diplomat and a police officer were killed while traveling as part of ...
China’s foreign ministry has called on Washington to resolve the Iran nuclear deal deadlock ...
DIGI, a nonprofit industry association that represents tech giants in Australia, including Facebook, Google ...
French Agriculture Minister Julien Denormandie has argued against injecting “ideology” into school lunches after ...
The head of China’s Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, Xia Baolong, has unveiled ...
The US has vowed to take more steps against the military junta that seized ...