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EU Court of Justice bars Meta from using public third party data for targeted advertising
The European Court of Justice ruled Friday that Meta's Facebook and other social media cannot use sexual orientation or other sensitive public data from third parties for targeted…
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European Union votes to impose double-digit tariffs on Chinese EVs
A model poses with Chinese electric-vehicle giant BYD's latest model, a four door hatchback called the "Dolphin", at the Tokyo Auto Salon in January. The European Union moved closer…
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Google threatens to cut New Zealand news site links if it has to pay for news content
Google Friday told New Zealand unless it can keep using news content without paying for it, Google will stop linking to all New Zealand news sites. Google's threat is an effort to…
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WHO approves emergency use of first mpox test
The World Health Organization said Thursday it approved the first mpox invitro diagnostic test for emergency use. The Affinity m MPXV assay, made by Abbott Molecular, will expand…
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Canadian airlines lose Supreme Court challenge, must compensate flyers
1 of 3 | Airlines operating in Canada must offer passengers standardized compensation for canceled international flights within the companies’ control, the country’s…
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Analysis: Criticism of inaction pushed Iran to retaliate; Hezbollah holding on
1 of 4 | Lebanese residents inspect damaged at the site of overnight Israeli airstrikes on the Chiah neighborhood in Beirut's southern suburbs on Friday. Photo by Fadel…
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EU rules police can access cell data for minor crimes
1 of 3 | Police in European Union countries may access the phones and data of people not accused of committing serious crimes, the EU highest court ruled Friday. File…
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Japan to search for unexploded bombs at airports after Miyazaki airport blast
Japan Transportation Minister Tetsuo Saito is seen at a press conference in Siracusa, Italy, on April 23, 2009. File Photo by Claudio Onorati/EPA The Japanese…
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Pyongyang dismantles key railway bridge as it severs inter-Korea relations
Tourists visit the Dorasan station in the Civilian Control area near the demilitarized zone in Paju, South Korea, on September 13, 2017. North Korea has been taken actions to sever…
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Starbucks buys two more coffee farms in global effort to mitigate climate change impact
Starbucks Thursday said in an effort to protect the future of coffee against climate-change impacts, it is buying two new coffee farms in Guatemala and Costa Rica. It plans to buy…
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