The regulation allow people from Britain to Bulgaria to call, send text messages and surf the web without incurring eye-watering charges when traveling across the 28-nation bloc
The new rules increase reporting requirements for the groups, which risk closure for non-compliance
Emil Michael, Uber´s senior vice-president and a close ally of chief executive Travis Kalanick, has left the company, employees have been told
The suit, filed in Maryland federal court, seeks an injunction to bar the president from further constitutional violations
The appeals court vacated the injunction on portions of the order pertaining to interagency review
The UK general election result could delay Brexit talks and be negative for the economy, credit ratings agencies Moody´s and S&P have warned
A man accused of posting blasphemous content to Facebook has been sentenced to death by a court in Pakistan
Rape and other sex crimes are frequent issues in the international legal community and have made headlines several times within the past month
Only partial results are in but a low turnout and boycott by several opposition parties calls into question the validity of the non-binding vote
The US banking industry has come under fire, and greater regulation, since the 2008 economic downturn
An increase in hate crimes has been reported around the globe
The Constitutional Court has ruled the tax was "unconstitutional and void"
One "emergency" proposal would give police forces direct access to servers
Many human rights organizations have called on countries throughout the world to address violence against women and LGBTQI individuals
Abbott announced a special legislative session to take up additional abortion-related measures
"Obscene" memes posted on a private Facebook page have cost 10 students their place at Harvard, reports the college´s newspaper
The Philippines has partially lifted the ban on overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) going to Qatar, a day after it was imposed
Twin attacks on the Iranian parliament and Ayatollah Khomeini´s mausoleum in the capital, Tehran, have killed at least 12 people and injured many more
More than 8,000 people have reportedly been killed over drug-related offenses since Duterte took office last year
Canada has announced it is amending its sexual assault laws to clarify what consent means and better protect victims in court
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