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Daniele Minotto

  • Jun 20

    Venice mayor proposes raising day-tripper entry tax to €50 on peak days to curb overtourism

    Simone Venturini, the new mayor of Venice, wants to increase the charge for day visitors from the current €5-10 to as much as €50 on high-traffic dates, arguing it is the only effective tool to manage daily tourist numbers.

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Ceuta, Hormuz and 18 centimetres

Ceuta strains Europe as Trump touts Iran talks and drought squeezes industry

Europe spent the day arguing about borders while the weather attacked its infrastructure. In Washington and Tehran, even the existence of talks became a matter of dispute, which markets still treated as good news.

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  • Migrant surge in Spain's Ceuta enclave

    EU ministers agree to strengthen external borders and return mechanisms following the migration surge in Ceuta

  • Black Sea drone attack on Turkish ships

    Ankara demands safety guarantees from Russia and Ukraine after drone strikes hit two Turkish-owned civilian vessels in the Black Sea.

  • Ukrainian drones hit Wildberries warehouses

    Rises to nine the death toll from escalating long-range drone strikes between Russia and Ukraine, following the initial attack on a Wildberries warehouse.

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World · Updated 13m ago

China and the West: decoupling

China revised its chip design protection rules and condemned new US import bans, indicating a continued pattern of reciprocal regulatory actions in the economic rivalry.

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