Suwayda violence: Head of Israel's Druze calls on Europe to act
Matthew Holroyd
Five of the most viral misinformation posts since Ukraine war began
Misleading rumours about war crimes, refugees and Ukraine's president have all been widely spread online.
How a famous Ukrainian war riposte got stamped on a Russian's passport
The Cyrillic words were reportedly stamped on his passport at the Ukraine-Romania border.
Saudi student sentenced to 34 years in prison over Twitter posts
Saudi Arabia sentenced a woman to 34 years in prison over her Twitter activity, the longest sentence to be handed down to an activist, according to human rights groups.
Why the sale of guns on Facebook in Iraq is so 'rife'
It's such a problem that some Facebook users don't even bother hiding their intentions: one profile was called 'I sell guns' in Kurdish.
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Six people rescued from river after two boats collide in Rotterdam
A family of five and the boat's captain were taken to hospital after the incident.
Fact check: Did Ukrainian refugees stay at former Nazi camp?
Euronews explores claims spread online that Ukrainian refugees were invited to stay at a former Nazi concentration camp in Germany.
Shakhtar Donetsk appeals to court over FIFA transfer decision
The Ukrainian club says it has lost the chance to recoup funds by selling foreign players abroad.
Spain's parliament backs law to entrench memory of Franco's victims
The new bill will make it a "state responsibility" to identify the thousands of missing victims of Spain's Civil War and Franco's dictatorship.
UK bans dating ads offering to meet 'lonely' Ukrainian women
Multiple dating ads promoting to meet 'lonely' Ukrainian women have been banned by a UK watchdog due to their offensive nature.
'Alaska is ours' local Russia advertisement sparks outrage online
An ad for a local trailer company in Krasnoyarsk has caused confusion online following controversial comments from Russian politicians about Alaska.
Misleading video claims Dutch farmers attacked undercover police
A video massively shared on social media claims that angry Dutch demonstrators attacked undercover police officers during protests over emission cuts.
These moms on TikTok are raising awareness around child safety
A group of "watchdog moms" are trying to keep children safe by exposing the dangers on the platform.
Aung San Suu Kyi moved to prison, says Myanmar military junta
Human rights experts have accused the army of creating a "digital dictatorship" through internet shutdowns and surveillance since last year's coup.
Dutch police use 'deepfake' video in appeal over boy's murder in 2003
Police in Rotterdam say it is the world's first time that an artificially manipulated video has been used in this way.
Court jails eight people over deadly Romania nightclub fire in 2015
They were given final jail sentences totalling 61 years.
Portugal investigates alleged misuse of Ukrainian refugees' data
Two pro-Russian members of an association had reportedly photocopied the documents of Ukrainian refugees.
False claims spread about military movements in Poland and Finland
Social media users have spread misinformation that Polish and Finnish armies are preparing to engage in conflict.
Lithuania's parliament approves ban on Russian military 'Z' symbol
MPs say the amendment was "absolutely necessary" to ensure the country's national security.
The online misinformation ahead of 2022 French presidential election
False rumours of electronic vote-rigging have been shared online in recent weeks
Snake Island sailors freed in Ukraine war prisoner exchange, says Kyiv
The 13 soldiers had famously defied Russian warships at the very start of the invasion.
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