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Florian Seidl

  • Jul 31

    Danube at record low forces first-ever shutdown of Hungary's Paks nuclear plant, Romania and France also curb output

    Hungary's Paks plant will halt all four reactors by Monday, a first in its 42-year history, as the Danube's water level drops 121 cm below the previous low. Romania's Cernavoda and France's Golfech have also taken reactors offline amid a heatwave.

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Poland scrambles jets at the border

Drones rattle Poland as Sweden counts votes and Trump rejects AI brakes

The night brought a familiar European anxiety closer to NATO territory, as Russian drones struck transport and fuel targets near Poland. Politics elsewhere looked just as narrow, with Sweden separated by one parliamentary seat and Washington split between racing China and slowing AI.

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  • Ukraine Prosecutor General resigns

    Zelensky calls on parliament to support a motion to dismiss Prosecutor General Kostin following a corruption scandal involving the head of NABU.

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    Surpasses 100 dollars per barrel as ongoing supply disruptions in the Middle East continue to drive oil prices higher.

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

New strikes and border-targeting details are incremental; the prosecutor general's flight adds a domestic political strand but does not alter the war or diplomatic trajectory.

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