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In light of increasing calls for blanket social media bans for minors, the Council of Europe recommends a more nuanced approach that prioritizes both safety and freedom of expression.
Sweden's military intelligence chief has expressed skepticism about the accuracy of Russia's economic data, suggesting that the Kremlin may be misrepresenting its financial situation despite recent oil revenues.
This weekend features an exciting matchup as Arsenal heads to Manchester City, alongside a highly anticipated Merseyside derby.
In a remarkable display of talent, Matt Richards secures the British title in the men's 200m freestyle at the Aquatics GB Swimming Championships, overcoming a field of four Olympic gold medallists.
In a recent interview with France 24, Ukrainian author Andrey Kurkov reflects on the effects of war in Ukraine and his experiences living in Kyiv during the conflict.
Following a significant defeat to Manchester City, Arsenal faces a challenging road ahead. The City players celebrated with a banner that read 'Panic on the streets of London.'
Bayern Munich has achieved a remarkable 35th Bundesliga title after a 4-2 victory over Stuttgart, continuing their dominance in German football.
Following his victory in the parliamentary vote, Rumen Radev critiques Europe's role as a moral leader, suggesting it has become a victim of its own ambitions.
As discussions around children's access to social media heat up, governments worldwide are taking significant steps, including new regulations and international dialogues.
At a recent rally, Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez urged the European Union to terminate its Association Agreement with Israel within 48 hours, emphasizing the need for immediate action.
Despite challenges such as Trump's presidency and ongoing tensions with Iran, the interests of Brussels and Washington continue to be closely aligned.
Ukraine has endured an attack involving over 230 Russian drones, while President Zelenskyy criticizes the US for its stance on Russian oil.
The coalition led by Chancellor Merz faces growing tensions as disputes over fuel prices escalate, highlighting divisions between key party leaders.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expresses concern over recent sanctions waivers that he claims provide significant financial support to the Russian military.
In Barcelona, Pedro Sánchez convenes left-wing leaders to advocate for democracy and counter the rising far-right, while criticizing global political tensions.
In response to the ongoing energy crisis, the European Commission is promoting remote working as a potential solution, alongside suggestions for heat pumps and public transport subsidies.
In a notable political contrast, former President Trump has expressed criticism of Spain, while US Democrats have participated in a progressive rally in Barcelona.
Thierry Breton expresses concerns over EU countries benefiting financially during the ongoing energy crisis, labeling the situation as 'totally unfair.'
In a significant gathering, Pope Leo XIV led a mass attended by over 120,000 people in Douala, Cameroon, emphasizing messages of peace in the face of violence and poverty.
The Italian prime minister is preparing for a visit to Azerbaijan aimed at bolstering political dialogue and enhancing energy cooperation, particularly regarding gas supplies.