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EU court says same sex marriage should be recognized throughout bloc — REUTERS / ixx511

Gay Marriage · Poland

EU court says same sex marriage should be recognized throughout bloc

45% Center coverage: 104 sources

European Union countries must recognize the lawful same-sex marriages of EU citizens conducted in other member states, the bloc's top court has ruled.See the Story

EU Promises to Protect Belgium over Use of Frozen Russian Assets

Ursula Von Der Leyen · Belgium

EU Promises to Protect Belgium over Use of Frozen Russian Assets

Coverage: 38 sources

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever has warned that the European Union’s push to use frozen Russian state assets to finance Ukraine could jeopardise prospects for a future peace agreement.See the Story

EU Parliament Backs Youth Social Media Restrictions — Close-up of teenagers sharing music on a smartphone outdoors with earphones. by Ron Lach/Pexels / Pexels

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EU Parliament Backs Youth Social Media Restrictions

45% Center coverage: 35 sources

The European Parliament approved a resolution on Wednesday calling for the introduction of a minimum age of 16 to access social media platforms. The proposal was passed by 483 votes in favor, with 92 against and 86 abstentions.See the Story

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