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Claudio Feliciani

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  • Jun 16

    People around the world instinctively prefer turning left while walking – and scientists have no explanation

    When free to wander in a room, street or courtyard, humans from Spain to Japan overwhelmingly turn counterclockwise. The pattern holds across age, culture and handedness, yet its origin remains a mystery.

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Kh-101s, Ceuta and dry rivers

Russia tests NATO borders as fires, migration and Ebola stretch governments

A Russian missile landed in Poland during a heavy barrage on Ukraine, while governments around Europe fought fire, heat and migration pressure. Markets found comfort in AI earnings, but safety lapses and cost overruns kept the bill visible.

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  • Migrant surge in Spain's Ceuta enclave

    Spain estimates 49,000 migrants entered Ceuta in 24 hours, with at least 18 deaths reported as arrivals continue

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    Expanded strikes hit an Ozon logistics center in Volgograd, marking a second major e-commerce facility targeted alongside the previously reported Wildberries warehouse.

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Demography and migration

The mass influx of 50,000 migrants into Ceuta in 24 hours represents a significant localized surge, prompting diplomatic friction and impacting EU-level policy discussions on border management.

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