Will EU leaders publicly announce they agreed to adopt the planned 22nd sanctions package against Russia?

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Resolved: No
Results Oct 1YES if the version of the proposition de loi formally tabled for debate in the Assemblée nationale's hémicycle on October 1, 2026 contains a legal obligation that every child, from the first year of nursery until they reach the age of majority, must receive a mandatory annual individual interview to assess physical or mental health and detect violence. The bill text published by the Assemblée nationale is the preferred source. Reports from at least two independent national news outlets saying the tabled text does or does not include such a universal mandatory interview are also sufficient to resolve. Otherwise NO.
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The crowd was 68% sure, and they nailed it.
Why: NO. The text of the proposed law against sexual and sexist violence as it was submitted for the opening of debates in the hemicycle no longer retains the mandatory and annual nature of the individual interview for each child. Although the initial version of Article 30 provided for this provision, it was removed during the examination in the special committee. For more details, see the amendment from the National Assembly on National Assembly. National Assembly Pr
Source: assemblee-nationale.frSources used to resolve this market
How markets are built and settledThe mandatory nature of the interview has been removed from the bill, so NO.
Given the timing and the explicit requirements mentioned in the resolution context, I see this passing. The political momentum suggests there's enough support for this mandatory interview to be included.

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