YouTube removes video of Austrian MP over 'COVID-19 misinformation'

United States President Donald Trump has been accused of undermining the electoral process in Georgia by sharing and amplifying false claims.

In this special edition of The Cube we dive into the difference between legitimate vaccine hesitancy and the anti-vaccine movement.

The European Commission has stated that any decision on this would need the support of a unanimous vote in the European Parliament.

Sweden and Finland broke national records while Norway had its joint warmest November since records began in 1900.

Facebook will also be investing $100 million (€82m) in the news industry and supporting fact-checkers.

All cases involve a decision where Facebook originally decided to remove user content.

The tweet sparked outrage from Australia PM Scott Morrison, who called on Twitter to remove it from its platform.

Team Halo is hoping to answer questions from those sceptical or hesitant about COVID vaccines.

Instagram apologises after app suggests 'weight loss' to users

But media organisations and opposition political parties say the strategy could violate freedom of expression.

France is debating a new law that would make it illegal to share images of police officers on social media.

French politicians and NGOs have severely criticised a new film "Hold Up" which features several debunked conspiracy theories about the COVID-19 pandemic.

From test tubes to TikTok, scientists head to social media platforms to communicate the progress of their vaccine research.

Social media users have falsely claimed that US citizens cast extra votes using the identities of dead people in key swing states. Experts have told Euronews that there is no evidence of widespread election fraud.