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Ceuta's warning surfaces, aide resigns

Houthis squeeze oil routes as officials confront AI misuse, border failures and inflation

The day’s hardest news ran through chokepoints, both physical and institutional. Houthi gains near Bab el-Mandeb and strikes on Saudi infrastructure jolted oil markets, while documents in Spain and disclosures from Anthropic showed officials learning, again, that warnings age badly when ignored.

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  • Bulgaria ammunition depot fire

    Firefighters localize blaze near Dryanovo after explosions at a weapons warehouse, with no injuries reported in the area

  • Turkish court rules on Ekrem Imamoglu

    Sentences former Istanbul mayor to 25 months in prison and imposes a political ban, barring him from public office.

  • Houthi advance on Yemen's Red Sea coast

    Take control of Moca, Hays, and Red Sea islands including Zuqar and Hanish as Brent crude rises to $104

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California's child safety laws and Poland's AI-fake mobilization warning add transatlantic and defense-related reference points without shifting EU regulatory outcomes.

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Turkish court rules on Ekrem Imamoglu

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    Turkish court rules on Ekrem Imamoglu

    Sentences former Istanbul mayor to 25 months in prison and imposes a political ban, barring him from public office.

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