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  • Jun 11

    First civil trials open over Gelsenkirchen safe-deposit heist, with 650 victims claiming €51 million

    Two customers are suing Sparkasse Gelsenkirchen for a combined €440,000, arguing the bank failed to secure its vault. Their lawyer represents 650 claimants seeking over €51 million in total.

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Reading scores slide across the OECD

Strikes lift oil as Europe targets settlements and German voters shake Berlin

The day’s main stories ran through contested borders, fragile institutions and expensive technology. Markets priced another notch of Middle Eastern risk, while European governments moved from criticism of Israeli settlements to trade restrictions.

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  • Serbia snap election proposal

    President Vucic dissolves parliament and schedules a snap election for October 25, testing the ruling party's majority.

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China and the West: decoupling

EU Commission formally proposed Buy European procurement rules covering €2.6 trillion in annual contracts, a coordinated de-risking measure; China's media response signals resistance but no new countermeasure.

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