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  • Jun 28

    Rock in Rio Lisboa draws 330,000, announces 2028 dates and a wave of city upgrades led by new river terminal and tram link

    The 11th edition of Rock in Rio Lisboa closed on Sunday with an estimated 330,000 visitors, sold-out weekends, and plans for a direct river transport hub, a purpose-built festival terminal, and a new tram line linking the eastern waterfront.

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Quibdó, Hormuz and thirsty Europe

Colombia counts quake dead as maritime threats and European heat strain governments

A deadly Colombian earthquake led the day, while governments elsewhere wrestled with slower-moving shocks. Shipping lanes looked less safe, European heat strained power systems, and American courts again policed the line between presidential orders and election law.

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  • Colombia-US joint military operations

    Authorizes joint military operations with the United States to target drug cartels, following a formal request by the newly inaugurated president.

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The ageing Union's economy

New Eurostat data confirmed the euro area's Q2 slowdown, and the record number of Ukrainian temporary protection beneficiaries adds to labor market and fiscal considerations.

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