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Daniel Kuhlmann

  • 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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Berlin, Bordeaux and NEET resignations

Berlin reels as fires spread, India yields and war diplomacy strains old alliances

The past half-day brought the grim mix governments hate most: violence in a capital, fire at the edge of cities and young protesters forcing a minister out. Diplomacy offered movement, but mostly of the brittle kind, with public appeals and private refusals sitting side by side.

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The US Supreme Court ruling forced a recalibration of the administration's tariff strategy, leading to the implementation of new targeted tariffs and a non-binding MoU with Iran, while Brazil's visa denial indicates growing diplomatic friction.

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