This week, the European Commission proposed a new EU Kids Act that would restrict children’s access to social media.

#EuropeToday’s reporter Adnan Leal takes to the streets of Brussels to ask people whether they are in favour of or against these new measures.

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Posts and headlines circulating online have accused EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas of calling China a “cancer” and making warmongering remarks about Russia and Beijing.

#TheCube explains what really happened.

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Europe Today: Spanish FM on Euronews, Black Sea drone attacks, EU-China reset

Spain is under pressure on multiple fronts: war in Ukraine, a housing crisis, snap elections, and tension with Morocco over Ceuta. In an exclusive interview, Foreign Minister Albares tells how Madrid is coping. Plus: Drone attacks in the Black Sea, an EU-China reset, and Ireland’s EU budget plan.

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“We have the capabilities to slow down the pace of AI development.”

EU Parliament member Brando Benifei reacts on #EuropeToday to fears over AI, after several experts warned it could wipe out humanity.

US President Donald Trump has dismissed these claims as “a hoax.”

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http://www.euronews.com/ North Korea leader Kim Jong-Un has been attacked – not diplomatically or with nuclear weapons, but in cyberspace.

The country’s official uriminzokkri Twitter and Flickr accounts have been hacked.

Instead of the usual praise for the young leader the Twitter account now reads ‘Hacked’ and is even linked to photosharing site Flickr, where a mocked up ‘Wanted’ picture shows Kim Jong-Un with pig’s features and offers a bounty of one million US dollars.

Hacker activist group Anonymous claim to be behind the attacks and their logo has appeared on the North Korean Flickr site.

Anonymous has hacked sites belonging to governments all over the world.

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