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Ofcom fined the provider of an online suicide forum £950,000 and is preparing to seek a UK block, turning one enforcement case into a wider test of how far Britain can push the Online Safety Act against an offshore service.[1][2]
Federal prosecutors have charged former NIAID adviser David Morens with conspiring to conceal Covid-era communications, turning a long-running transparency fight over pandemic research and the lab-leak debate into a criminal case.[1][2]
South Africa's police commissioner Fannie Masemola appeared in court on Tuesday over allegations tied to a 360 million-rand police health-services contract, opening a fresh test of how President Cyril Ramaphosa handles corruption claims at the top of the security apparatus.[1][2][3]
Greece plans to block children under 15 from major social media platforms from January 2027, pairing a national ban with a broader push for EU-wide age verification and enforcement.[1][2][3][4]
