WhatsApp put limit on forwarding to slow coronavirus misinformation

The viral clip appears to show the Democrat frontrunner endorsing Donald Trump as US President but had been shortened to remove the end of his sentence.

Turkey blocked access to Twitter, Facebook and Instagram after an airstrike killed at least 33 of its troops in Idlib, according to internet monitoring groups.

The alleged gunman is believed to have uploaded videos and 'manifesto' documents to a website which "point to deeply racist views".

The bill would require companies like Facebook and YouTube to report anti-Semitism, threats of violence and rape and images of sexual abuse to the police.

A Polish town's attitude towards gay people has cost it its French twin.

"I simply couldn't believe it, I was astounded," said the man who found the mystery 'ghost ship'.

It comes weeks after Belgrade and Pristina agreed to resume direct flights for the first time since the Kosovo War.

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Authorities say they will continue to intensify efforts to control the spread of fake news "to maintain public peace and order".

Belgium's Foreign Ministry maintains that they are committed to their relations with Turkey, and will continue to work with international partners to fight terrorism.

CEO Lütke Daldrup says "the trial operation is an internationally established standard that will help us to open BER as smoothly as possible".

A Chinese flag with an illustration of the deadly coronavirus instead of stars has caused controversy.

There have been no commercial flights between Kosovo and Serbia in 21 years and it takes over five hours overland from Belgrade to Pristina.

An investigation by Avaaz found that users are being directed climate denial videos by through their recommended algorithm if you search for terms like "global warming".