AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEU Kids Act: EU Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen is set to unveil rules to curb social media, online gaming and AI chatbot access for children under 15, with age checks, safer-by-default design and limits on addictive features like infinite scrolling. Constitutional Revision: Greece’s Parliament is holding its second vote on proposed constitutional amendments, setting the thresholds the next Revisionary Parliament would need. Tempi Trial: In the Tempi train accident trial, prosecutors and defense agreed to examine the accused stationmaster’s confiscated phone, while a victim’s father testified that there is “no indictment for explosion and fire.” Energy Bills Pressure: Greece’s day-ahead electricity prices jumped to €157.45/MWh in September, threatening planned relief measures as wholesale power costs stay volatile. Housing Costs: Athens students plan a rally outside the Finance Ministry demanding publicly funded, adequate student housing. Bank Moves: National Bank of Greece will cancel 11.58m treasury shares as its buyback programme continues. Public Health: Greece recorded over 19 new prostate cancer diagnoses per day, according to Hellenic Urological Society figures.
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