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Giorgio Zampetti

  • Jul 29

    308 Italian coastal municipalities hit by 1,073 extreme weather events since 2010, storm surges up 550% in five years

    Legambiente's 2026 Beach Report, compiled with the Città Clima Observatory, finds that 48% of Italy's coastal municipalities have been struck by extreme weather since 2010. Storm surges alone rose 550% between 2022 and 2026, while over 40 million square metres of beach have been lost to erosion in the past 50 years.

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Ceuta's warning surfaces, aide resigns

Houthis squeeze oil routes as officials confront AI misuse, border failures and inflation

The day’s hardest news ran through chokepoints, both physical and institutional. Houthi gains near Bab el-Mandeb and strikes on Saudi infrastructure jolted oil markets, while documents in Spain and disclosures from Anthropic showed officials learning, again, that warnings age badly when ignored.

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New Swedish poll and analytical framing of Ceuta as hybrid attack add political context but no discrete policy event.

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