Social media companies once considered themselves neutral platforms for free speech. That changed with the pandemic, as misinformation came with harrowing consequences. These platforms soon became arbiters of information.

The European Commission has launched an investigation into France’s lottery operator. Following complaints, the EU is concerned France granted the operator, formerly a state-controlled monopoly, preferential treatment.

Cuba’s embassy in Paris was attacked with petrol bombs this morning. Damage was caused to the building but those inside were not harmed. The Cuban Foreign ministry condemned the attack, and the foreign minister called it “a terrorist attack.”

OPINION: "Every day we see criminals using encryption to facilitate their crimes. And as law enforcement, we are losing the ability to keep people safe."

A study comparing the efficacy of the BioNTech/Pfizer, Moderna and Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccines against several variants found that just one dose offers higher protection against the Delta variant than previous studies have shown.

Children between the ages of 12 and 15 will be offered coronavirus vaccines in Ireland starting next month. They’ll have a choice between the Pfizer and Moderna shots.

France’s competition regulator has imposed sanctions worth €125 million on four eyewear companies for imposing sale prices on their retailers and forbidding them from selling online.

Two months before Germany elects a new chancellor, devastating floods have turned the political focus on one topic: global warming. What are the candidates' stances on climate change, and how does this affect their chances? We've broken it down👇

Sweden has become a battleground between loggers and climate activists.