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India, EU finalize landmark trade deal representing 25% of global GDP — REUTERS / Altaf Hussain

European Economy · India

India, EU finalize landmark trade deal representing 25% of global GDP

39% Center coverage: 198 sources

India and the European Union have finalised a landmark trade deal that will represent a quarter of the world's economy, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday, as the two sides seek to hedge against fickle ties with the U.S.See the Story

French lawmakers approve bill banning social media for children under 15 — REUTERS / Hollie Adams

Social Media · France

French lawmakers approve bill banning social media for children under 15

44% Center coverage: 132 sources

PARIS, Jan 26 : France's National Assembly on Monday approved legislation banning children under 15-years old from social media over growing concerns about online bullying and mental health risks.See the Story

Workers from Bangladesh sought jobs in Russia but instead got sent to combat in Ukraine — Munir UZ ZAMAN / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Bangladesh Politics · Bangladesh

Workers from Bangladesh sought jobs in Russia but instead got sent to combat in Ukraine

59% Left coverage: 29 sources

A labor recruiter persuaded Maksudur Rahman to leave the tropical warmth of his hometown in Bangladesh and travel thousands of miles to frigid Russia for a job as a janitor.See the Story

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