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France bans under-15s from social media

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By Jonathan Powell
| China Daily Global Verified
A screen shows the result of a vote on the bill that aims to ban social media access for children under the age of 15, at the National Assembly in Paris, France, July 21, 2026. [Photo/Xinhua] France has become the first country in the European Union to impose a blanket ban on social media use by under-15s, amid growing global concern about the impact of digital content on minors' health and safety.
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European companies unveil missile shield plan

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By Jonathan Powell
| China Daily (English) Verified
Five European defense companies have agreed to jointly develop a sovereign exo‑atmospheric interceptor – a system they say is designed to destroy medium‑range and intermediate‑range ballistic missiles while they are still in space. Airbus, Destinus, MBDA Deutschland, Safran, and Thales signed a letter of intent in Paris, France on Tuesday to establish the consortium called Bliksem EXO.
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Library Line: Fatalism can be found in these fated reads

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By Jonathan Powell
| The Belleville Intelligencer Verified
These novels explore missed connections, repeating patters, and unavoidable tragedies. (L-r) RAEVEN LEE HANAN as Catkin and TOM HANKS as Zachry in the epic drama "CLOUD ATLAS," distributed domestically by Warner Bros. Pictures and in select international territories. Photo by Jay Maidment /Warner Bros. Pictures Article content Some stories suggest our lives are shaped by destiny, while others ask whether fate is simply the result of chance or the choices we make.
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