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Macron to push for ban on social media for under-15s after school stabbing

Emmanuel Macron · France

Macron to push for ban on social media for under-15s after school stabbing

38% Right coverage: 45 sources

French President Emmanuel Macron said late Tuesday that he will ban social media for under-15s in France “in the coming months” if progress isn’t forthcoming at EU level. Greece, backed by France and Spain, is spearheading efforts to get the EU to significantly limit the amount of time teenagers can spend online. But Macron, speaking to the French public after the murder of a teaching assistant in a high school Tuesday morning, wants to move faster.See the Story

MPs to vote again on Assisted Dying Bill - will it pass and what has changed?

UK Politics · United Kingdom

MPs to vote again on Assisted Dying Bill - will it pass and what has changed?

76% Center coverage: 33 sources

Speaking to MPs, Sky News has heard momentum may be shifting against the bill - but the exact numbers won't be known until the vote takes place later on Friday.See the Story

India eyes reset of Canada ties with Modi's G7 visit

Narendra Modi · Canada

India eyes reset of Canada ties with Modi's G7 visit

55% Center coverage: 29 sources

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Steel group calls for government to step in to protect industry as U.S. tariffs jump

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Steel group calls for government to step in to protect industry as U.S. tariffs jump

World Bank to end ban on nuclear energy projects, still debating upstream gas

46% Right coverage: 22 sources

The World Bank's board has agreed to end a longstanding ban on funding nuclear energy projects in developing countries as part of a broader push to meet rising electricity needs, the bank's president Ajay Banga said on Wednesday.World Bank · United States See the Story

KidsRights Warns of Dangers of Social Media on Children's Mental Health

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

KidsRights Foundation has warned of a worsening mental health crisis among children and adolescents around the world,Emmanuel Macron See the Story

Dads and ‘dandelions’: How military families make it work

Read: 5 min Six weeks after his first child was born, Paul Hook deployed to Afghanistan. “I missed six months of her doing all the first things that I would never get to see again,” said Hook, who was a lieutenant in the Canadian Armed Forces at the time. Three years later, in 2008, Hook decided to take a different approach with his second child. He informed his superior he “was going to take four or five months of parental leave, because I was …Canada · Canada Read Article

Should Canada be considering immigration’s effects on social cohesion?

Read: 4 min In May, U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer warned that Britain risked becoming “an island of strangers” due to immigration. “Migration is part of Britain’s national story … But when people come to our country, they should also commit to integration, to learning our language … I think that’s fair,” he said. Some Canadians share Starmer’s concerns. In an October 2024 poll, half of respondents said they view immigration negatively, up fr…Immigration · Canada Read Article

Faith leaders urge G7 leaders to focus on global social justice

Read: 4 min Ahead of this month’s G7 meeting in Kananaskis, a coalition of church organizations are hosting a pre-G7 People’s Forum in Calgary to draw attention to global issues such as the international debt crisis, ecological breakdown and climate change. The semi-retired Cardinal Pedro Barreto, Emeritus Archbishop of Huancayo, Peru, is the star attraction at the event, which runs June 12 to 15. Barreto, formerly a close ally of Pope Francis…G7 · Calgary Read Article

Faces of a system: Names of residential school priests made public

Read: 3 min The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation has released the names of the now-deceased Oblate priests who worked in residential schools in Quebec, Ontario and western Canada. “It’s a significant step forward,” said Raymond Frogner, head of archives and senior director of research at the centre, which released the scanned personnel files of 140 priests on May 29. “It gets us one step closer to a complete understanding of the res…Brantford · Brantford Read Article

Writer First to Die Under Italy Fast-Track Assisted Suicide Law

Coverage: 5 sources

ROME: A writer suffering from Parkinson´s disease has become the first to die through medically assisted suicide under a fast-track regional law in Italy, campaigners said on Wednesday.Daniele...Europe · Italy See the Story

BJP Will Support Hindu Refugees from Bangladesh: Bengal BJP Chief Sukanta Majumdar

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. BJP West Bengal president Sukanta Majumdar on Tuesday asserted that his party would support every Hindu refugee being forced to flee from Bangladesh. India News | BJP Will Support Hindu Refugees from Bangladesh: Bengal BJP Chief Sukanta Majumdar.BJP · West Bengal See the Story

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