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The European Union has fined Mark Zuckerberg's Meta, ordering the California-based tech company to pay €1.2 billion ($1.3 billion) over violations of data privacy laws. The European Data [...]

India's government is set to take action against Google following antitrust breaches, signaling a potential shakeup in the country's digital ecosystem., Technology & Science News, Times Now

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The influencer posted photos of herself posing nude against the kayu putih - a sacred tree in Bali, Indonesia.

Premier League ace and West Ham star Kurt Zouma is fined more than $330,000 after video footage of him surfaced showing his horrific acts of beating and kicking his pet cat. The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) has taken away the athlete's two cats and is investigating the issue.

A New Jersey cancer treatment center and two of its affiliated entities have agreed to pay $425,000 and to bolster data security and privacy practices in a

In what can be called an effort to keep a check on the spread of Covid, an operator of a main international airport in Ghana will impose a penalty on airlines for bringing unvaccinated travellers to the country.   The organisation, which runs Kotoka International Airport in the capital Accra, has decided to fine airlines $3,500 for every passenger, who is either not vaccinated against COVID-19 or tests positive upon arrival, Ghana Airports said on Tuesday.  

MOSCOW—Russian authorities on Thursday warned social media giant Facebook it faces a fine of up to 10 percent ...

NEW DELHI: Indian sports, which has often been shamed due to its athletes using banned substances, suffered another moment of ignominy as freestyle wrestler Sumit Malik (125kg category) lost his place in the Tokyo-bound Indian contingent due to a failed dope test.

Travellers from these countries have to undergo 14 days of quarantine after arrival. For countries with an incidence rate equal to or greater than 150 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, people may travel to Portugal for essential journeys, but they dont need to do quarantine. Any traveller who arrives in Portugal by air, except for children under 2 years of age, must present a negative PCR (polymerase chain reaction) test performed within 72 hours prior to departure, according to the ministry. The ...