Melting glaciers, dying coral reefs, destroyed cities. Organizations and users around the world are using the #TenYearChallenge to shine a spotlight on real issues

Facebook just took down two large disinformation networks that were linked to Russia. They were operating in Central and Eastern European countries.

The company's inability or unwillingness to change its ways makes America, and Americans, less secure.

An Italian watchdog fines Facebook €10million for misleading users of its data practices. In addition, the authority demanded the company state how it uses data on its website and app.

Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg is not fielding questions at the international committee hearing.

Online hate must be combatted, and will is not enough – we must ensure the tools we are using are as optimal as they can be. Failure on either front will mean those who spread hate online win.

The French president described the pilot programme — a world first — as "an experiment, but a very important first step."

Facebook announced that it had removed multiple pages, accounts, and groups from Facebook and Instagram that were part of a coordinated disinformation campaign originating in Iran.

UK regulator upholds 500,000 pound ($645,000) fine for breaches of data protection law

How to tell if your data was stolen on Facebook? Euronews explains.

Clegg, 51, will move to Silicon Valley in January to succeed Elliot Schrage as head of the social network’s global affairs and communications team, a Financial Times report has revealed.

Pressure is mounting on Zuckerberg to step down as Facebook chairman after several major shareholders called for more accountability following a string of controversies.

The identity of the muse for Gustave Courbet's The Origin of the World was revealed last week by French author Claude Schopp. Euronews sat down with him to learn what it was like being behind a great art mystery.

Facebook's definition may lead to governments suppressing opposition from legitimate groups, a UN human rights expert warned.

A higher-than-usual social media usage at the local level can lead to a spike in violent crimes in the area, a new study has found.