**Article:** The idea of the European Union forming a single, unified army has been a topic of discussion for years. However, current developments indicate that the EU is unlikely to establish a traditional, centralized military force. Instead, member states are focusing on closer cooperation and coordination in defense matters while …
**Article:** French lawmakers are preparing to vote on a proposed law that would prohibit children under the age of 15 from accessing social media platforms. The initiative, supported by President Emmanuel Macron, aims to reduce the negative effects of excessive screen time on young people. Alongside this measure, the draft …
**Article:** At the Sundance Film Festival, attendees and several celebrities have voiced their concerns following the recent death of Alex Pretti, who was fatally shot by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Minnesota on Saturday. The incident has sparked protests both inside and outside the festival venues, with participants …
**Article:** The French government is advancing legislation to prohibit social media access for children under the age of 15. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced plans to fast-track the bill, aiming to have it enacted by September. The measure, supported by President Emmanuel Macron, seeks to address concerns about the impact …
**Article:** Danielle Haggerty, aged 33, passed away alone in her flat, prompting her family to urge lawmakers to introduce what they refer to as “Danielle’s Law.” The family believes that such legislation could help prevent similar tragedies by improving support and monitoring for individuals living in isolation. They emphasize the …
**Article:** The number of Royal Navy warships and submarines has dropped to its lowest level in history, prompting criticism from former senior naval officials. A previous head of the Royal Navy described the current state of the service as inadequate, expressing doubts about the UK’s capacity to effectively protect its …
**Article:** The Canadian government has decided against making public a list of individuals suspected of being Nazi war criminals. Officials in Ottawa have expressed concerns that releasing the names could harm diplomatic relations with a foreign country. The list reportedly includes people who may have been involved in war crimes …
**Article:** An employee at a nuclear restoration company in Scotland has been awarded over £10,000 after being instructed to speak only English while at work. The worker, who used breaks to call family members in his native language, was told by Nuclear Restoration Services that non-English languages were not permitted …
**Article:** A coordinated global law enforcement effort has resulted in the identification and rescue of over 13,000 individuals living without legal status, alongside more than 4,000 people who were victims of human trafficking. Authorities across multiple countries collaborated to dismantle trafficking networks and provide assistance to those affected. The operation …
**Article:** The energy regulator Ofgem has released an important notice impacting customers of several leading gas and electricity providers, including Octopus, British Gas, OVO, EDF, Scottish Power, and E.ON. The update addresses recent developments affecting the supply and billing processes across these companies. Ofgem’s alert aims to ensure consumers are …