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Mass Killing of Farmers in Nigeria: Over 24 Victims in Gun Attack
An armed group attacked farming communities in northwestern Nigeria, leaving at least 24 dead. The incident highlights the growing security crisis in the region.
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Deadly crash of Czech military helicopter at military base
A Czech UH-1Y Venom multi-role helicopter crashed at a military base in Náměšť nad Oslavou. One soldier was killed and three others were injured in the incident.
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EU Court to decide whether penalties for medical residents violate European law
The European Court will consider whether contracts for medical residents, which include financial penalties for early departure, restrict the free movement of labor within the EU.
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Greece launches large-scale 'Achilles Shield' program to modernize air defense security
The Athens National Security Council approved a package of contracts worth 3.5 billion euros. The program includes Israeli technologies and artificial intelligence to protect against aerial and ballistic threats.
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Energy Crisis in Russia: Moscow Begins Importing Gasoline from India
Following massive attacks on its refineries, Russia is forced to import fuels from India and Belarus to meet domestic demand and manage shortages.
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Trump threatens Iran with military consequences following new Houthi attacks on ships
US President Donald Trump warned Tehran that Washington will hold it directly responsible for the actions of the Yemeni Houthi movement. Following attacks on Saudi ships, the US is threatening serious military sanctions.
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The Climate "Tax" in Italy: Extreme Heat Costs the Economy Billions
Italian experts warn that heatwaves are already acting as an implicit "climate tax," causing losses of up to 12 billion euros annually for the country.
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The Effect of Expensive Fuel: Greece Reports a Decline in Tourist Overnight Stays
The sharp spike in gasoline and diesel prices in Greece is beginning to exert direct pressure on the tourism sector. Visitors are shortening their stays to compensate for travel costs.
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Europe gives green light to Saudi fund for massive acquisition of Electronic Arts
The European Commission has approved the deal in which Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund acquires the American gaming giant for $55 billion.
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Deutsche Bank Investigation: Prosecutors Raid Frankfurt Headquarters Over Tax Schemes
German authorities conducted raids at Deutsche Bank's headquarters in connection with old Postbank transactions. The investigation focuses on Cum-Cum schemes used to avoid dividend taxes.
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The Trump Effect: Why American Aluminum Tariffs Became an Economic Failure
Washington's trade policy, aimed at protecting the aluminum industry, is leading to a sharp spike in prices and deepening US dependence on imports.
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European Commission outlines social model priorities: focus on AI and job quality
The EC presented an assessment of the European Pillar of Social Rights. A new group will be created to analyze the impact of artificial intelligence on employment, alongside the introduction of a 'Quality Jobs Act'.
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State of emergency in Russian Nevinnomyssk region after drone strike on Wildberries warehouse
Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles struck a logistics center of the major online retailer Wildberries. A state of emergency has been declared due to the fire, and eight deaths have been reported.
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Battle for Market Advantage: US Senator Urges Wall Street to Ignore Paid Access to Trump's Posts
Mark Warner warns of a dangerous information asymmetry after Donald Trump's company offered a service for rapid access to his messages for high monthly fees.
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Pharmaceutical company Sandoz seeks dialogue with Washington due to threat of 200% tariffs on medicines
Swiss giant Sandoz is preparing for negotiations with US authorities following Donald Trump's plans to impose massive tariffs on generic drug imports.