Monday, Aug 11

Wikipedia's operator lost a UK court battle over regulations under the Online Safety Act that could threaten user anonymity.

Monday, Aug 11

More than 500 protesters were arrested in London during demonstrations supporting the banned group Palestine Action, raising concerns over freedom of expression.

Friday, Jul 11

A Pakistani court has suspended an order to block YouTube channels of critics, including journalists and opposition politicians.

Saturday, May 17

Hadi Matar was sentenced to 25 years for the stabbing of Salman Rushdie, which left the author partially blind and sparked discussions on freedom of expression.

Thursday, Feb 27

Vietnamese journalist Huy Duc has been sentenced to 30 months in prison over Facebook posts criticizing the government, highlighting the country’s crackdown on dissent.

Sunday, Feb 23

The Associated Press sues Trump officials, claiming First Amendment violations over access restrictions linked to the Gulf of Mexico renaming controversy.

Saturday, Feb 01

Salwan Momika, known for his Quran burnings in Sweden, was shot dead, prompting a murder investigation with five suspects arrested.

Sunday, Jan 26

Elon Musk made a controversial appearance via video link at a rally for Germany's AfD, addressing themes of national pride and the country's Nazi past.

Thursday, Jan 09

French Minister Clara Chappaz calls for strict adherence to European social media regulations, addressing Musk and Zuckerberg's complaints about censorship.

Wednesday, Jan 08

Meta's shift away from fact-checking fuels online debate about misinformation and freedom of speech across its platforms.