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Taganrog, a city of 245,000 on Russia’s southern coast near the Ukrainian border, has become notorious as a hub for captured Ukrainians. Its SIZO-2 is now infamous for prolonged beatings and torture.

This is the story of the Taganrog torture facility.

Afghanistan’s hard-line Taliban rulers have shunned a major international conference on girls’ education in the Muslim world.

This is the second time a Texas Medical Center teaching hospital has been called out over surgery supervision in 7 months.

In addition, equipment shipments are delayed, potentially disrupting next-generation iPhone production in India.

The internet is one of humanity’s most significant creations in the modern era. What began roughly 30 years ago has developed into a rich, diverse, but largely unregulated environment we can no longer live without. With the spread of mis- and disinformation worldwide, calls for a safer internet have gotten louder. This article discusses the threats disinformation poses to online users and provides a case study on how the European Union’s Digital Services Act attempts to protect users’ fundamental rights in the online space and whether the Digital Services Act could or should serve as a model for similar legislation in the United States.

Landmark legislation sees the Australian government committed to the novel step of child protection by banning social media for under sixteens.

Fourteen stores in 12 North Carolina counties are on the hook for fines because of price scanning errors.