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Climate and transport organisations have called on the UK government to ban private jets and reduce motorway speed limits to 60mph to help avoid a possible fuel supply crisis linked to the war involving Iran.15 May 2026-14:52
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Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has described the European Parliament’s decision to suspend the accreditation of journalists from pro-government television channels Imedi, Rustavi 2 and PosTV at its Brussels headquarters as “absolutely disgraceful”.15 May 2026-14:01
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Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili has accused the European Parliament of attempting to “silence free media” following the suspension of accreditation for journalists from pro-government broadcasters Imedi, Rustavi 2, and PosTV at the EP’s Brussels headquarters.14 May 2026-13:37
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The European Union’s Commissioner for Equality Hadja Lahbib has called for stronger action against conversion therapies, describing the practice as “barbaric” and “shameful” and warning of its serious impact on LGBTQI+ communities across Europe.14 May 2026-11:53
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The European Parliament has banned journalists from Georgia’s TV Imedi from working in its Brussels headquarters for at least one year, according to the broadcaster, which has been subject to UK sanctions over alleged “disinformation in the interests of Russia.”14 May 2026-11:48
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The European Commission will not impose an EU-wide ban on conversion therapy targeting LGBTQ+ individuals but will encourage member states to prohibit it nationally, following a significant citizens' petition.13 May 2026-21:47
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Canada is planning to ban cryptocurrency ATMs as part of a wider effort to combat fraud and money laundering, officials say.
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The head of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization has warned that the world could face renewed nuclear testing if major powers such as the United States or Russia resume tests, raising concerns over a potential escalation in global nuclear tensions.01 May 2026-11:10
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Australia’s top online safety regulator has revealed she received death threats and a wave of online abuse after introducing a controversial policy to restrict social media access for children under 16.29 Apr 2026-09:52
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