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Nepal's glacier collapse traced to warming

Fed tightens as Poland readies guns, Sweden turns left and Nepal counts climate losses

The day’s main stories tilted toward hard constraints: money got dearer, borders got twitchier and coalitions got narrower. The pattern is not collapse; it is governing under less slack.

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  • Philippines school shooting

    Kills at least 3 people and injures 6 others at a high school in Banga, South Cotabato

  • South China Sea vessel collision

    Philippine Coast Guard reports China Coast Guard vessel 21585 rammed and damaged the BRP Datu Magat Salamat near Xianbin Reef, while Beijing claims Manila ignored warnings

  • Russia seizes Western corporate assets

    Expands asset seizures to include major European firms, with Nestlé now facing imminent expropriation by the Russian state.

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European Union · Updated 4m ago

Brussels vs capitals: EU integration

New procedural detail (Montreal summit date, ratification pathway) and a draft HR statement on Russian elections, but no Council decision or treaty move this cycle.

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    Philippines school shooting

    Kills at least 3 people and injures 6 others at a high school in Banga, South Cotabato

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