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Thousands gathered in Buenos Aires to denounce President Javier Milei's proposed inviolability of private property law. Police responded with tear gas and water cannons, while the government retreated on several provisions to push the bill through the Senate.
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Hungary's inflation rate has collapsed according to recent data, sparking widespread discussion on the country's economic trajectory. The sudden change has significant implications for the nation's monetary policy and consumer spending habits.
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The Conservative Party in the United Kingdom has announced plans to prohibit foreign nationals from accessing social housing, a move sparking considerable debate. This proposal is a key part of the government's broader strategy to address immigration and housing concerns.
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Switzerland’s State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (Seco) has launched an investigation into the German software giant SAP following a major IT failure that crippled public services. The move underscores growing scrutiny of private‑sector providers of critical government technology.
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Recent polls show the governing National Coalition Party slipping to historically low levels, prompting warnings of internal splits. At the same time, the right‑wing Finns Party and the Social Democrats are gaining ground.
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President Donald Trump issued a series of executive orders aimed at narrowing the scope of birthright citizenship and targeting alleged “birth‑tourism” schemes. The moves come after a Supreme Court ruling that reaffirmed the constitutional guarantee of citizenship for anyone born on U.S. soil.
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Israeli prosecutors have indicted settler Yinon Levy for the July 2025 shooting that killed Palestinian activist Odeh Hathaleen in the West Bank. The charge of reckless manslaughter is being described as a rare step in the legal handling of settler‑Palestinian violence.
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Italy's parliament approved a comprehensive justice and migration decree, tightening asylum rules and expanding remigration measures. The law comes as the EU grap es with surging arrivals at Spain's Ceuta enclave and debates over the legality of forced return policies.
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A new survey shows the far‑right Alternative for Germany (AfD) widening its advantage over the ruling CDU/CSU coalition, reaching a level of support not seen since the Laschet government. Analysts link the shift to voter fatigue with the centre‑right and broader economic concerns.
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A sudden electricity failure at a signalling centre in Manchester has halted or delayed services across the north‑west, the Midlands and parts of London. Network Rail warned commuters of major disruption during the evening rush hour.
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Authorities say a gay man’s fatal beating in Plovdiv began as a mob‑led search for pedophiles, prompting a homophobia probe. The case emerges as Bulgaria grapples with drug busts, cyber threats and economic volatility.
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On Aug. 5, Russia launched a coordinated attack involving rockets and hundreds of drones, sparking fires, civilian casualties and a strained Ukrainian air defence. Kyiv responded with long‑range strikes on Russian oil infrastructure amid growing international involvement.