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  • May 28

    Michelin to cut up to 1,500 jobs in France over three years, citing 'chaotic' global context

    French tyre giant Michelin announced a voluntary redundancy plan affecting up to 1,500 positions in France over three years, blaming economic instability, high costs, and fierce international competition.

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Berlin refuses a ransom

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The day brought a hard mix of war, technology risk and industrial retrenchment. Diplomacy tried to move around explosions, while companies and governments learned again that clever systems, whether artificial intelligence or supply chains, still break in very human ways.

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Trump personally demands European repayment for past Ukraine aid and USTR Greer singles out UK trade policy, extending transactional pressure to non-EU partners, but no new legal framework or funding decision results.

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