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Politico: European Commission asks member states to “freeze” social media bans for minors for one year – Greece and France exempt – Skertsos’ post

The European Commission is calling on EU member states to suspend the implementation of national laws governing minors’ access to social media, so that it can introduce EU-wide rules

Europe releases 42 million barrels of oil to curb prices, with diesel in focus

Strategic reserves will be released on a large scale over the next three months, while France is moving immediately to supply 10 million barrels of diesel, aiming to cut prices by up to 18 cents per litre

ECB faces leadership shake-up as Lagarde’s departure triggers succession race

The change comes as Europe faces renewed inflationary pressures and seeks to maintain confidence in government bond markets, with two names emerging as potential successors

Belgium temporarily postpones ban on smoking in outdoor spaces

The move had sparked strong opposition from the hospitality industry

Invalid, baseless and contrary to international law: Greece, EU, Egypt, Cyprus, Bahrain and UAE issue joint statement at UN on Turkey-Libya maritime deal

Greece, the EU and four other countries have opposed Libya’s ratification of the Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum, arguing that it violates international law and cannot prejudice the rights of third states

Brent crude tops $112 as European gas prices remain near four-year highs

Geopolitical tensions are increasing the risk of further price rises for oil and natural gas

All 27 EU member states condemn Turkey-Libya maritime deal as ‘invalid’

In a unanimous statement, the EU says the 2019 memorandum violates the sovereign rights of third countries and cannot have legal consequences for them

European gas prices hit €90 per megawatt hour for the first time since 2022

Rising prices have revived concerns over higher energy costs for Europe, as the adequacy of reserves and security of supply take on critical importance

From Paris to Tirana: Why social unrest is spreading across Europe

Economic pressures on younger generations and growing distrust of governments are fuelling unrest that is no longer confined to a single country

Outrage in Britain: Convicted ISIS terrorist linked to executions was shopping near King Charles’s castle

He entered the UK illegally by boat, but his deportation to Iraq was blocked over fears for his life. He has been returned to prison following the revelations

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