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OECD survey calls for stronger consumer protection online

Nine out of ten consumers have been affected by “dark commercial patterns” – manipulative online design tactics such as countdown timers, hidden fees, and subscription traps that influence consumer behaviour and often lead to unintended purchases or privacy compromises, a new OECD survey shows.

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Internal EU border controls and their impact on Schengen: EU Commissioner Johansson

“Internal border controls must remain temporary, proportionate, and used as a measure of last resort—only in the face of a serious threat to public policy or internal security. While Member States have the right to introduce temporary border controls under strict conditions, it is clear that they risk undermining the benefits of free movement.” – EU Commissioner Johansson at the EU Parliament.

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Background on the EU Justice and Home Affairs Council in Luxembourg

Home affairs ministers attempt to reach agreement on a draft regulation to protect children from sexual abuse online. They will discuss the overall state of the Schengen area, the application of the Schengen acquis in Bulgaria and Romania, and the planned entry into operation of the Entry/Exit System. EU Justice ministers will exchange views on the EU’s antiracism action plan, the fight against drug trafficking and organised crime, and the

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Global Counterterrorism Forum: Speech by EU HR Josep Borrell at Ministerial Meeting

“This meeting is particularly important because the threat of terrorism is increasing nowhere as rapidly as it is doing on the African continent. One thing is the stock, another thing is the flow. And the flow is increasing very quickly in the African continent. I am very well placed to know that because I have been working with the Sahel and the Horn of Africa during all my mandate” –

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Venezuela: EU Parliament recognises Edmundo González as President

In their resolution, the MEPs recognise Edmundo González Urrutia as the country’s legitimate and democratically elected president, and María Corina Machado as the leader of the democratic forces in Venezuela. They strongly condemn the Venezuelan Government’s issuance of an arrest warrant for Mr González. Here are the views of several MEPs.

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How do economic recessions influence illicit drug use? – EU Drugs Agency

In its latest report, the EU Drugs Agency (EUDA) sheds light on how economic downturns can impact the use of illicit drugs. The publication — The impact of economic recessions on the use of illicit drugs: findings from a scoping literature review — highlights how young people and socioeconomically vulnerable groups are disproportionately affected during times of recession.

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