How Musk's interview with German AfD leader squares with EU laws

Verification on Twitter used to be a sign of legitimacy, but since Elon Musk purchased the site, now X, anyone can purchase it

Galloway is suing the social media platform over his account being previously labelled 'Russian state-affiliated'

At the WRC, Twitter International UC fully contested Mr Rooney’s claim over five days of hearing contending that he had resigned voluntarily.

Elon Musk's company was ordered to pay an Irish record unfair dismissal award of €550,131 to a former senior employee at the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) this week

Elon Musk’s Dublin-based Twitter International UC has been ordered to pay an Irish record unfair dismissal award of €550,131 to a former senior employee

Twitter claimed that it may not be able to provide X to its European users if the court action succeeds.

The Data Protection Commission has launched High Court proceedings against Twitter

Micheal Martin said X is ‘far less’ co-operative than Google on online defamation.

An analysis of social media posts related to violent anti-immigration protests in Co Wicklow showed the majority came from non-Irish accounts

Paddy Cosgrave is back at the helm of Web Summit, six months after he resigned following backlash over his comments on the Israel-Hamas war

Calls for hate speech legislation to be scrapped are unnecessary, while definitions in the Bill can be tightened, according to Fianna Fáil senator Malcom Byrne

Labour Senator Annie Hoey said she will keep her X handle, but will no longer be posting to the account

In his action, Aaron Rodericks claimed a disciplinary process against him arose after he posted about job vacancies at the company on his personal X account

Elon Musk has said his social media platform X, formerly Twitter, will fund Irish legal challenges to hate speech legislation

Seeking the order, Ms McKenna told the court that it is her client's case that he was defamed in a tweet published by Mr Musk on September 27th last.

The video, which remains on the social media platform X as of Wednesday afternoon, shows a close up of 25-year-old Tristian Sherry, lying on the ground covered in blood.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and Tánaiste Micheál Martin have both criticised X and questioned the direction the social media platform has taken

The outage lasted around 45 minutes before user timelines began to display as normal.

Figures provided to Sinn Féin’s Louise O’Reilly TD in a written Dáil reply Taoiseach Leo Varadkar confirmed that his own Department has spent ‘zero’ on advertising on X - formerly Twitter - in 2023

Elon Musk's X, formerly Twitter, has claimed Minister for Justice Helen McEntee made "inaccurate" comments in the Dáil over Garda contact with the company following the Dublin riots

Helen McEntee said that X’s decision not to take some posts down ‘added to and I think fuelled some of what happened’ last week.

Several people have since deleted social media posts potentially tying them to the riots.

Aaron Rodericks, who is the co-lead of threat disruption at X, formerly known as Twitter, secured the order against his employer