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  • Jun 16

    Caritas reports highest-ever number of families assisted in Italy, driven by in-work poverty and ageing

    The Catholic charity's annual report, released Tuesday, shows a 1.7% rise in assisted families and a 191% surge in over-65s seeking help over the past decade.

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Europe checks the waterline

Ceuta tests Schengen as Gaza sequencing stalls and low rivers squeeze Europe

Ceuta turned a mass border crossing into a test of Schengen, while Israel and Hamas disputed who must move first under Donald Trump’s Gaza roadmap. Across Europe, record-low rivers restricted shipping and forced power operators to recalculate by the hour.

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  • Southern Italy earthquake

    Injuries rise to 21 after 4.7 magnitude earthquake strikes near Naples, triggering over 30 aftershocks

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    Evacuates 2,000 residents as the wildfire in Var intensifies, with officials describing the rapid spread of the blaze as defying comprehension.

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Culture, media and the new divides

The EU AI Act's core transparency obligations and general application date have taken effect, fundamentally altering the regulatory landscape for AI-generated content and platform accountability across the Union.

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