The perpetrators of a recent cyber-attack that disrupted businesses across the world appear to have accessed the ransom payments they raised.

Hangzhou, capital of East China's Zhejiang province, will be the home base for China's first online internet court.

President Trump has called Twitter a "wonderful thing" because it lets him speak directly to the people.

Social media companies in Germany face fines of up to 50m euros ($57.1; £43.9m) if they fail to remove "obviously illegal" content in time.

Facebook is launching a UK initiative to train and fund local organisations to combat extremism and hate speech.

India is becoming increasingly trigger-happy when it comes to preventing people accessing the internet.

Every year tens of thousands of people are conned by online scammers, but it is not only the authorities taking action: a network of tech-savvy volunteers is also working to expose them.

The future of Australia's relationship with its indigenous peoples could be significantly influenced by a meeting at Uluru this week.

China and Vietnam will expand intelligence sharing and case investigations in the fight against rampant cross-border trafficking of women, a senior Ministry of Public Security official said.

The Mormon church says older teens in the United States and Canada will no longer take part in two Boy Scouts programs, starting next year.