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UK Inflation Rises to 3.1% on Energy Volatility as Bank of England Balances Policy

The United Kingdom's annual inflation rate accelerated to 3.1 percent in August, rising from 2.9 percent in July due to climbing automotive fuel prices and aviation tariffs linked to international energy tensions. The renewed price pressure confronts the Bank of England with an intricate policy dilemma ahead of its September interest rate decision.

Jerry VasoyaJerry Vasoya · ·4 min read
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France Submits Reworked Youth Social Media Protection Rules to European Commission

Following a ruling by France's Constitutional Council striking down a blanket social media ban for minors, the French government has submitted a revised regulatory framework to the European Commission. The new proposal shifts focus from outright prohibitions to curbing addictive interface features and mandating verifiable parental consent for users under 15.

Jerry VasoyaJerry Vasoya · ·4 min read

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