The Consumer Affairs Agency has announced that it will regulate "cancellation obstruction" and strengthen measures against dark patterns.
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Israel signs with Greece one of its biggest-ever arms sales
The agreement is part of the new 'Achilles Shield' defence system for Greece, and comes as both nations are navigating tense relations with Turkey.
Israel signs with Greece one of its biggest-ever arms sales
The agreement is part of the new 'Achilles Shield' defence system for Greece, and comes as both nations are navigating tense relations with Turkey.