The following information are, the following information is

Information is always singular.
But I find it interesting that you asked. Is it different in your language?

At least in German we differ Information (singular) and Informationen (plural).

-tq

So as in portuguese.

We have "Informação" (Singular) and "Informações" (Plural).

Thanks anyway!

In french as well we make a distinction between Une information (singular) and Des informations (plural).

Cheers.

The same is in Polish: informacja (Sg) and informacje (Pl)

English seems to be stand out

In Czech informationsalso are

In arabic, we also distinguish between the use of single and plural information.

I hop that I can master English and can understand such lingual differences

In Portuguese we can use as singular or plural meaning. Informação >> singular (uma informação, a informação (= "an information", "the information"). Informações >> plural (umas informações, as informações (= "informations", "the informations").

Yes, it is. In portuguese it is also plural. We even have a plural for the word it self.

In Italian we have informazione and informazioni: so we often use the incorrect English plural noun because in our language there is definitely a plural form which must be used with a plural verbal form.