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Alessandro Rambaldi

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  • Jun 18

    AIL says 30,000 new blood cancers diagnosed annually in Italy, but research is reshaping outcomes

    At a Rome briefing ahead of the national day on June 21, AIL presented data on 30,000 new hematological neoplasms each year and the impact of CAR-T, immunotherapy, and molecular diagnostics on survival and quality of life.

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The Hague sentences Hashim Thaci

Brussels courts Canada as wars stretch budgets and Washington waves off AI rules

Europe reached for bigger friends and stricter rules, while America leaned harder on markets and military supply chains. The day’s pattern was not subtle: institutions are trying to look decisive before events make the choice for them.

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

Overnight drone barrage on 16 September adds nine civilian deaths to the established pattern; updated refinery damage figures reflect cumulative campaign totals rather than a new development.

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