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  • Jun 16

    France’s greenhouse gas emissions fell more than expected in 2024 and 2025, but the pace must more than double to meet 2030 targets

    Revised CITEPA data shows French greenhouse gas emissions dropped 3.0% in 2024 and 2.1% in 2025, better than earlier estimates, but the country must roughly double that rate to hit its 2030 goals.

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Ceuta's own estimate reaches 60,000 arrivals

Ceuta strains Spain as Gaza conditions, market volatility and drought test governments

Spain deployed troops to Ceuta after its central and local authorities produced different estimates of an exceptional border crossing. Elsewhere, Donald Trump's Gaza announcement remained conditional, Asian technology shares rebounded after record falls, and low river levels cut nuclear output in Romania.

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  • Russian missile attack on Kyiv

    Kills at least four people and injures 10 others as air defenses engage Russian missile barrage over the capital.

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The ageing Union's economy

The European Central Bank held interest rates steady and signaled a September policy review, while Polish inflation rose due to fuel price increases.

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