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The Group of Seven (G7) nations have agreed to release a substantial volume of oil and diesel from their strategic reserves. This coordinated action follows pressure from the United States and aims to stabilize volatile energy markets.
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Kyiv's Northern Bridge was struck by a Russian air attack on Saturday, marking an escalation in strikes against the Ukrainian capital's infrastructure. This incident follows multiple recent attacks on another major bridge in Kyiv, disrupting traffic across the Dnipro River.
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Students in French high schools have blockaded dozens of campuses, sparking clashes with police and the detention of thousands of minors. Prefects have written to parents of detained youths, expressing strong condemnation as the government grapples with mounting pressure to address underfunded education.
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Balázs Hankó’s wife disclosed the contents of the suitcase he took to prison, saying it held only personal effects such as a phone, laptop and cash. The revelation comes as Hungary watches the fallout from the former chief of staff’s conviction.
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The yield spread on Greece's 10‑year government bonds breached the 1% threshold, sparking volatility in domestic financial markets. Analysts say the move underscores lingering investor concerns over the country's fiscal outlook.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces a political crisis as the Congress of Deputies voted down two emergency housing decree‑laws. The defeat has triggered speculation that the government may call a snap election before the end of the year.
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A coordinated civil protection drill sounded more than 8,300 sirens across Austria on Saturday. The exercise, overseen by national authorities, is part of routine preparedness measures to warn the public of emergencies.
Business
The Group of Seven nations announced a coordinated drawdown of emergency fuel reserves, targeting 100 million barrels of crude and diesel over the next four months. The move comes after U.S. President Donald Trump warned of a possible export ban and amid soaring global energy prices.
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The Bundesrechnungshof cautions that rising pension outlays are increasingly consuming Germany's tax receipts, raising concerns over fiscal sustainability. The audit calls for structural reforms to curb the fiscal pressure from an ageing population.
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Former prime minister Magdalena Andersson has been tasked again by the Swedish king to assemble a governing coalition after earlier talks stalled. New overtures from the Sweden Democrats and a fresh meeting invitation to the left‑wing bloc signal a possible breakthrough.
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A government‑commissioned study reveals that the Dutch monarchy earned more than half a billion euros from assets linked to its colonial past. The findings have ignited a heated debate over reparations, transparency and the future role of the royal house.
Business
Argentina's sovereign risk spread surged to 650 points, the highest level recorded this year, according to La Nación. The jump signals heightened investor caution amid ongoing economic challenges.