Weekly news highlights: Lidl, Sony, and Luxembourg updates

Various regional news developments have been reported across Europe. In Poland, Lidl is testing license plate recognition cameras in approximately ten stores to penalize vehicles exceeding a 90-minute parking limit to ensure availability for customers.

In Japan, Sony has implemented a new anti-harassment policy effective September 1. The policy allows the company to restrict or suspend customer service for players deemed to be harassing staff, potentially including legal action.

In Luxembourg, the PISA 2025 study results indicate a decade-long decline in the academic skills of 15-year-old students, with authorities citing excessive smartphone use as a factor. Additionally, the Luxmobil 2025 survey shows a decrease in car usage for travel within the country.

Other updates include news regarding Amazon Prime subscription benefits through neobanks Revolut and Nickel, and the delayed release of GTA 6 Online due to complex economic system migration requirements.