
Prime Minister Mitsotakis cites rising anxiety and 'addictive design' as reasons for the upcoming restriction.
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Greece plans to ban social media access for individuals under 15, citing concerns over mental health and addictive platform designs. The measure, set for January, follows similar actions in other European nations and Australia.

KO MP Maciej Berek met in the Sejm with Marshal Włodzimierz Czarzasty, who considered it a 'nice gesture' to explain the mistake in the vote for the Constitutional Tribunal judge. Berek assured that President Andrzej Duda had not contacted him regarding the oath and that doubts about his qualifications had already been clarified. The head of the president's office, Scheernaker, pointed to formal and political doubts related to the choice of Berek.

After the electoral victory in Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD says it wants to govern and invites all parties to dialogue, launching a specific appeal to the CDU to reflect on the consequences of the result.

In the Paulusviertel in Halle, two hours before the first election forecast, people toast with the words "To the end of the world." The mood is tense, a man with a racing bike and a German flag greets those arriving as a threatening sign.
After the AfD's election victory in Saxony-Anhalt, party leaders and institutions react. While Friedrich Merz warns of a shake-up of the party system, Andy Grote calls for protection for security authorities. BSW and CSU comment on coalition options.

Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman Majid Al-Ansari stressed during the Haley Forum in Abu Dhabi that the strategic alliance with the United States is necessary but not sufficient, stressing the need for the Gulf states to strive to achieve self-sufficiency in the security field to ensure the stability of the region.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said at a meeting at MGIMO that relations between Russia and Western countries that existed before February 2022 cannot be restored, accusing the West of systematic lies.