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  • Jul 5

    Merz invests over €100 million in Dessau-Roßlau as botulinum toxin demand surges

    The German pharmaceutical company Merz is investing more than 100 million euros in its Dessau-Roßlau site to expand production of its botulinum toxin product Xeomin, driven by rising medical and aesthetic demand.

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Washington sanctions The Hague

Trump rattles Hormuz as bond markets sell off and courts test tech giants

The day’s largest risks clustered around chokepoints, courts and screens. Donald Trump pushed the Gulf confrontation into stranger legal territory, investors demanded more to lend to governments, and technology groups faced a harder bargain over children.

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  • Nord Stream sabotage investigation

    Arrests suspect Vladimir Z. in Croatia on a German warrant, following the September 2022 pipeline explosions

  • Russian drone strike on Kherson bus

    Kills four people and wounds five others after a Russian drone strikes a passenger bus in the Korabelny district of Kherson

  • France-Iran diplomatic expulsions

    Expels two Iranian diplomats in the coming days after Tehran barred French embassy staff from returning to the country

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

Both sides continued reciprocal deep-strike campaigns at similar scale; Russia's daytime jet-powered drone salvo on Kyiv is a tactical variation, not a strategic shift.

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