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  • Jun 16

    Sweden passes law to revoke immigrant permits for bad behaviour, backs separate 'snitch law'

    Sweden's parliament voted on Monday to enact a 'good behaviour' law allowing authorities to revoke residency permits based on vague criteria such as unpaid debts, undeclared work, and links to extremist organisations, ahead of September elections. A contentious 'snitch law' that compels public-sector reporting of undocumented people also passed narrowly.

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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 energy target agreement

    Agrees with Russia to halt strikes on energy targets, according to a statement by Donald Trump on Air Force One

  • Polish airspace alert during Ukraine attack

    Identified a new model of Russian drone among the wreckage recovered from the Baltic Sea, according to Polish defense officials.

  • Reports on Hayden Panettiere death probe

    Confirmed the cause of death as a fentanyl-laced oxycodone pill, as authorities launch a manhunt for the dealer responsible.

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AI: capabilities, regulation, labour

Microsoft's conduct code and the Palantir-Nvidia-Booz Allen IP threat are new corporate-level developments but do not alter the regulatory or capability landscape.

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