Spain’s Youth Minister Supports Youth rights social media
The youth rights social media ban questions how limiting a major platform for under-16s balances safety with access to information, rights protections, and
European Commission blue check fine: €45M over paid system
The European Commission blue check fine highlights concerns over transparency and authenticity, aiming to prevent confusion and maintain user trust on digital
US EU Social Media Dispute to Deepen in 2026
The US EU social media dispute continues to challenge cross-continental digital policy coordination, with divergent approaches to regulation potentially
Irish Deputy Prime Minister Simon Harris Pushes for EU
Irish Deputy Prime Minister Simon Harris announced plans to leverage Ireland's upcoming EU presidency to advance a push for an EU social media ban focusing on
Germany Considers Social Media Ban for Children Amid Age
Germany's discussions on a social media ban for children aim to enhance online safety by restricting minors' access to platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and
Australian Prime Minister social media: Albanese Warns of
Australian Prime Minister social media policies aim to improve online safety for minors by enforcing upcoming regulations that hold platforms accountable for
European Parliament online speech: Greek MEP Questions EU
The Greek Member of the European Parliament, E. Fragkos, has raised questions about the European Parliament online speech and the transparency of social media
EU social media fine: Platform X hit with €120M over
The EU social media fine of €120 million imposed on X highlights the European Commission’s commitment to enforcing digital regulations and ensuring platform
Australia social media ban: Children Under 16 Restricted
Australia social media ban aims to protect minors by restricting children under 16 from major platforms, with penalties for companies failing to enforce the