Facebook's recent decision to ban former president Donald Trump for two years sends a message to world leaders that Facebook is stepping up its role as sheriff on its service. Tina Trinh reports. Produced by Tina Trinh
Cristiano Ronaldo removes Coca-Cola bottles during a Euro 2020 press conference. CNN's Clare Sebastian reports.
CNN anchors react to the photo op with President Biden and President Putin as they begin their meeting in Geneva.
In the 2020/21 season with Real Madrid, Hazard has played a total of 21 games scoring four goals and Courtois has played a total of 51 games with the whites, and kept a clean sheet in 21 occasions.
Kersti Kaljulaid, President of Estonia, speaks to Becky Anderson about the growing threat of cyber attacks, including from Russia, and why the G7 must acknowledge the need for strengthening cyber security.
The Copa América tournament has become a deeply politicized issue in Brazil. Football used to be what brought the country together and a point of pride for Brazil, now even that has become a point of contention.
Paul Pogba has spoken out about his clash with Antonio Rudiger in the first half of France's opening game at Euro 2020.
Following France's first match against Germany, Paul Pogba imitated Cristiano Ronaldo by removing the Heineken bottle at the post-match press conference. Pogba also gave his thoughts on France's 1-0 win. He said: "We know the attack we have, the team we have. We know our offensive qualities and the difficulties we can pose to other teams. We also know that the players up front can do a defensive job. We're not used to seeing them so low and run that much. They do it very well, it's a plus for us, we hope to continue like this, we know it will be a strength."
Take a look at Pedri's interview after a 0-0 between Spain and Sweden in their Euro 2020 debut.
Take a look at the Spain's ball control and finish challenge involving Fabián Ruiz, Gerard Moreno, Pablo Sarabia, Mikel Oyarzabal and Thiago.
Fireworks lit up the night skies all over New York, after Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that 70% of adults in the state have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine. (June 16)
Wales star Gareth Bale has welcomed the opportunity to play in front of fans even if they will be cheering for their opponents Turkey when the two teams meet in this Group A clash at Euro 2020.
Bale said: “I think it’s good to be playing in front of big crowds. I think we’d prefer it to be 34,000 Wales fans.
“But whenever I’ve played in Turkey before the atmospheres have been incredible. We understand they’re going to be cheering on the Turkish team, but you want to be playing in front of crowds. It’ll be be nice to get back to a bit of normality.”
