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What happens when undocumented Bangladeshi and Pakistani men in Greece pick up their cell phones to record their lives as migrant agricultural workers?

Emily Spurrell caused controversy in an interview where she described Merseyside Police as "institutionally racist"

The private messages were released during a court hearing

Coleen Rooney enters libel trial brought by Rebekah Vardy without disclosure of lost evidence

Concerns over historically high inflation, the Fed's aggressive interest rate increases, deepening supply chain issues due to rising COVID-19 cases worldwide, and the Russia-Ukraine war drove a broad sell-off in U.S. stocks last month. However, the market sell-off has created opportunities to buy high-quality mega-cap stocks at bargain prices. Thus,…

MIAMI — At first blush, the oversized blue plastic barrels appeared to be shipments of simple household items like clothing, bottles of Gatorade and shoes for use in Haiti.

Germany's cartel office said that Meta Platforms Inc, the owner of Facebook, has "paramount significance for competition across markets", a classification which gives the regulator more leeway to curb digital companies' market power. Under legislation introduced by German lawmakers in early 2021, the cartel office can ban what it deems…

The local authority has blocked local representatives from using the messaging app

Indigenous Brazilians in the Amazon rainforest have endured years of scant recourse when prospectors and landgrabbers do violence in their territories

Shivnath Thukral, a public policy director, India, at WhatsApp Inc (owned by Facebook, now known as Meta) since March 2020, had once owned a stake in Opalina Technologies – a company that has provided software solutions for India’s prime minister Narendra Modi, the prime minister’s office, the Bharatiya Janata Party,…

The Pegasus spyware scandal triggered more questions than answers about how long the Indian government has been weaponising social media data.