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  • May 28

    UN warns global temperatures will stay at record levels through 2030, with 2027 likely the next hottest year

    The World Meteorological Organization says there is an 86% chance a year between 2026 and 2030 will break the record set in 2024, with a predicted El Niño making 2027 the prime candidate.

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Poland posts police at school gates

Tusk floods Polish schools with police as Merz fights AfD vote scandal

Poland moved police back into schools after attacks and copycat scares turned classrooms into a national security concern. In Germany, Friedrich Merz tried to contain a CDU row over whether some of his own MPs helped the AfD win a state parliament post.

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

Findings repeat the already recorded PURL threat and add only market reaction and diesel-capacity context; no new discrete event.

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