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To many civil liberties advocates, the Games have become a concerning, smiley-faced ruse for soft-launching surveillance technologies, writes Jules Boykoff.

Protests in France comes as the country is preparing to host next year’s Olympics, which has given rise to fears that athletes and fans might be in the grip of violence during the biggest sporting carnival.

The Olympics don’t make authoritarian countries more democratic; they make democratic countries more authoritarian.

Uber's top official Gore-Coty testified at the French 'Uber Files' parliamentary investigation committee on Thursday (25 May) that he could not recall personally actioning the data-destruction ‘kill switch’ tool. An email seen by EURACTIV proves he did.

President receives strong support in Germany in battle with rival Kemal Kilicdaroglu

Rage over Macron’s pension raids is feeding into anti-Olympic activism. But who will benefit: the French left or the racist right?

Uber files project revealed that company identified Emmanuel Macron as key ally

PARIS (Reuters) - France's lower house of parliament on Friday voted to toughen penalties on squatting in a move welcome by homeowner associations and criticised by the left.

PARIS (Reuters) - France's lower house of parliament on Friday voted to toughen penalties on squatting in a move welcome by homeowner associations and...

Since Turkish airstrikes on North East Syria began on November 19, more than 90 villages and towns have been subjected to ground and aerial bombardment, reports Susan Price. Meanwhile, international voices of condemnation are growing.