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  • Aug 3

    Home Office confirms at least five Mohamed Al Fayed survivors as victims of human trafficking

    The Home Office has formally recognised at least five women abused by the late Harrods owner as victims of modern slavery, with cases spanning international and domestic trafficking from the 1990s to after 2010.

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The Fed raises rates again

Warsh tightens money as Gaza deaths expose shelter risks and Europe courts Canada

The last half-day brought a harder economic tone and a grim reminder of what prolonged wars do to civilians. The Federal Reserve raised rates for the first time since 2023, while rescue crews in Gaza searched a collapsed apartment block with little more than hand tools.

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  • Explosions in Frankfurt and Offenbach

    Investigates two early morning explosions on Berger Strasse and Zeil, with no injuries reported

  • US-EU tensions over Canada associate status

    Joins the Joint Expeditionary Force as Ottawa formally submits an application, deepening ties with the EU despite warnings of a dangerous strategy from internal critics.

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Brussels vs capitals: EU integration

No new discrete occurrences; findings add detail and reaction to already-chronicled proposals.

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