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Magdalena Drążkowska

  • Jun 14

    Poles' savings: 14 percent have none, 26 percent would last at most three months after losing income

    Fourteen percent of adult Poles hold no financial reserves, and a further 26 percent could sustain themselves for no more than three months after losing their main source of income, according to a Santander Consumer Bank survey.

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Quake hits Japan as Iran widens war and Europe battles record fires

A violent half-day put governments on rescue footing, war footing and heat footing at once. Japan searched rubble, Washington and Tehran traded blows by proxy and direct fire, while Europe tried to keep fires from turning a hot summer into a rolling emergency.

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