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  • Jul 21

    German pool makes water wings mandatory for non-swimmers after eight drownings in Lower Saxony in June

    A public pool in Stadthagen, Lower Saxony, now requires non-swimming children to wear water wings or similar flotation aids, following a rise in drownings in the region.

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Kyiv absorbed another direct hit as American envoys prepared a weekend shuttle between Moscow and Kyiv. Elsewhere, companies and governments tried to look decisive: Volkswagen approved a harsher restructuring, Nvidia bought a pillar of open AI, and forecasters warned that El Niño may stretch public resilience rather more than official websites can.

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