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Over 1 Million Australian Kids Locked Out of Social Media

Australia's world-first social media ban kicks under-16s off TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and seven other platforms. Tech giants face £26m fines.

International Business Times UK

Starmer, Merz and Macron take phone call with Trump on Ukraine peace talks – as it happened

European leaders confirm that they spoke with the US president earlier today about ‘the state of talks’

The Guardian - UK

Venezuelan Nobel peace prize winner misses ceremony but vows to continue struggle

Daughter delivers speech, with Nobel Institute saying María Corina Machado still expected in Oslo after journey of ‘extreme danger’

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Egypt and Iran complain to Fifa about World Cup ‘Pride’ match

Egypt and Iran are scheduled to play in a World Cup ‘Pride’ match next year

The Independent UK

'Ripple' Season 2 on Netflix: Release Date, Cast and Ending Explained as Fans Demand More

'Ripple' Season 2 not confirmed yet. Fans binge 8 episodes demanding renewal after Nate's lung cancer cliffhanger. Latest on Netflix release date and cast.

International Business Times UK

Mayotte’s recovery remains slow as Cyclone Chido anniversary approaches

As Mayotte prepares to mark one year since the French island department was hit by Cyclone Chido, recovery has been hampered by soaring costs, supply bottlenecks and stretched public finances. With this year's cyclone season under way, thousands of residents are still living with leaks, unfinished repairs and rising anxiety.

Radio France Internationale

‘The patriarchy runs deep’: women still getting a raw deal in the workplace as equality remains a dream

Women work longer and per hour earn a third of what men are paid, in figures that have changed little in 35 years, UN report shows

The Guardian - UK

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Wednesday briefing: Why is AI becoming the go-to support for our children’s mental health?

In today’s newsletter: Chatbots are becoming confidants for young people in distress – raising urgent questions about safeguarding, regulation and the limits of synthetic empathy

The Guardian - UK

Australian teens bid farewell to social media as world-first ban comes into force: ‘See you when I’m 16’

Ban requires 10 largest social networks to lock out children under 16 or face hefty fines

The Independent UK

From Bond Street to sleeping in parks: the dramatic fall and subsequent rise of Guan

Guan was the manager of a top-end fashion store before losing everything and ending up sleeping rough in Finsbury Park. Now, thanks to a brilliant little charity, he is back on his feet and makes postcard art that sells across the UK and around the world

Evening Standard

Jubilant Sykes' Killing: Music Community Mourns After Opera Singer Fatally Stabbed at His California Home

Renowned baritone Jubilant Sykes, 71, was fatally stabbed at his Santa Monica home on 8 December, with his son Micah taken into custody, as police continue a homicide investigation.

International Business Times UK

First rain of autumn falls in Iran's capital, but the drought-ravaged nation needs far more

Rain has finally fallen in Iran's capital after months of drought

The Independent UK

Son arrested after Grammy-nominated singer Jubilant Sykes is stabbed to death at California home

Authorities say Grammy-nominated singer Jubilant Sykes was stabbed to death at his home in Santa Monica, California, and his son was arrested on suspicion of murder

The Independent UK

Bonnie Blue Bali Arrest: 'Snitch' Reveals Tip-Off to Police Was Over Local Values and Community Concerns

An anonymous Bali-based expat explained why they reported Bonnie Blue to authorities, prompting the raid and the arrest of the British adult content creator.

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Teacher in Hungary facing criminal charges for organising Pride event

As Viktor Orbán tightens his grip in the country, rights organisations have called for the EU to intervene

The Independent UK

Southeast Asia embraces offshore wind power, as Trump bashes renewable energy

Southeast Asia is embracing the embattled offshore wind industry as it reels from U.S. President Donald Trump’s rejection of renewable energy

The Guardian - AU

Trump says he will make a call to end hostilities as Thailand and Cambodia ‘at it again’

After a ceasefire deal he brokered collapsed, Trump told a rally in Pennsylvania that he would ‘make a call’ to ‘stop a war’ between Thailand and Cambodia

The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Trump says ‘strong words’ exchanged in call with European leaders

European leaders say peace talks 'at a critical moment' for Ukraine and security of Euro-Atlantic region

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Trump news at a glance: president hints at abandoning Ukraine, rambles about ‘weak’ Europe

Trump’s sometimes incoherent Politico interview featured recycled far-right tropes about European immigration

International Business Times UK

Kentucky State University Shooting Sparks Urgent Conversations on Security and Student Support at Historically Black Universities

Kentucky State University shooting leaves one student dead and intensifies national concerns over campus security at historically Black universities.

The Guardian - US

Trump rails on affordability ‘hoax’ and flings racist attacks in rally-style speech

President sought to rehab image after criticism of being out of touch, but speech aimed at midterms took different turn

International Business Times

Dr. Freddy Behin on Crafting a Life of Intentional Mastery Through Entrepreneurship, Athletics, and Life Coaching

Growing up in Germany as a Persian child who looked, sounded, and felt different, Dr. Freddy Behin learnt early what it meant to stand on the outside of a culture. But more importantly, he learnt how to conquer it.

The Guardian - US

Fact check: Trump’s racist and false claims on immigration and cost of living

US president’s speech veered into baseless attacks on inflation, migrants and Ilhan Omar as he revived grievances

The Guardian - US

Two US fighter jets circle Gulf of Venezuela in escalation of hostilities

Trump had further said Nicolás Maduro’s ‘days are numbered’ as military has targeted alleged drug boats

The Guardian - US

Eileen Higgins becomes Miami’s first Democratic mayor in 30 years

In stunning upset victory, Higgins also becomes first woman in post and first non-Hispanic candidate since 90s

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