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X is a real-time online social networking platform, originally founded in 2006 as Twitter. The company was purchased by Elon Musk in April 2022, and in July 2023 he rebranded the website X, although the site continues to be coloquially referred to as Twitter.
The European Commission also is looking into whether the company did enough to prevent minors from accessing pornographic material via its online marketplace.
The aim of such propaganda is to weaken the EU’s resolve and benefit anti-immigration parties in Germany, France and the Netherlands, an analyst says.
Government accuses Ted Hui of ‘doxxing’ and ‘collusion with foreign forces’ after he calls for city officials involved in his court cases to be added to US sanctions list.
Sweden clears the last hurdle to join Nato, ending the Nordic country’s long history of neutrality and military non-alignment.
Israeli prime minister claimed total victory in Gaza would come within weeks once the offensive begins.
A host of European governments summoned Russian diplomats following the prison death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
Alexei Navalny’s unexpected death at the age of 47 at an Arctic penal colony has generated international outrage.
When an artist or group of people dedicate a statue to you it’s supposed to be flattering, but let’s be honest, that’s not always the case – as these stars all found out the hard way
Musk has expressed similar sentiment before on X, doubting Ukraine’s ability to win and mocking Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s requests for aid.
EU and G7 nations froze some €300 billion (US$323 billion) of Russian central bank assets following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine and have been debating if and how these funds can be used.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu held call with US president after Egypt threatened to suspend peace treaty with Israel if it sends troops into the Gaza border town.
Investigation is connected to alleged criminal organisation that ‘acted to attempt a coup’ that would have kept Bolsonaro in power after his election defeat to Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
Taylor Swift has bad blood with a Florida student behind several social media accounts dedicated to tracking celebrity private jets and their flight emissions.
Whitney Wright faced accusations of promoting propaganda for Iran’s government after posting pictures which have since been removed at sites including the former US embassy in Tehran.
Social media firms have been accused of not doing enough to protect young people facing issues ranging from sexual predators to bullying to eating disorders.
The largest executive compensation plan in history was struck down by a US judge after a challenge by a Tesla shareholder.
TV news channel 9News Melbourne apologised for altering a photo of state lawmaker, Georgie Purcell, who complained it gave her ‘enlarged boobs’ and a more revealing dress.
Siskaee, an adult content creator, was arrested over her alleged involvement in an adult film that was released online.
Sexually explicit and abusive fake images of the pop singer began circulating widely last week on X.
The neurotechnology company co-founded by Elon Musk in 2016 aims to build direct communication channels between the brain and computers
Musk’s wealth is down US$30 billion this year to just under US$200 billion, as Tesla’s stock tanked 26 per cent. Jeff Bezos is just US$15 billion behind Musk, threatening his crown as the world’s richest person
The company aims to recruit content moderators focused on weeding out child sexual exploitation content and other violations of the platform’s rules.
‘Swifties’ are flooding social media with positive images of the pop star under the #ProtectTaylorSwift hashtag, after explicit fake images spread to millions.
The YouTuber and former state media reporter is blocked from visiting the island after saying the ruling Democratic Progressive Party uses disabled people to gain support during talk show appearance in Taipei.
The billionaire has faced accusations from the Anti-Defamation League, a prominent Jewish civil rights organisation, and others of tolerating antisemitic messages on X.
‘My thoughts are with the bereaved families in this hour of grief,’ Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote on X of the incident in Gujarat state.
Elon Musk’s X has shed more than 1,000 staff globally from teams responsible for stopping abusive content online, according to new figures released Thursday by a watchdog.
No explosives were found as police swept capitols in Connecticut, Georgia, Kentucky, Michigan, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Montana after an apparent hoax threat.
Prosecution starts fifth day of Jimmy Lai trial with spotlight on his Apple Daily editorial leadership and alleged bid to win support from then US president Donald Trump.