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    FAZ pulls Thuringian premier's guest article after AI probe finds quotes unverifiable; Voigt camp says AI use is 2026 reality

    The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung has taken down a guest article by Thuringia's minister president Mario Voigt after an investigation by portal FragDenStaat found likely AI-generated content and unverifiable expert quotes. Voigt's office says using AI is routine in 2026.

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Hormuz, Belfast and $75bn

Trump escalates Iran war as inflation bites and Belfast confronts anti-migrant violence

The past half-day brought a familiar mix: hard power abroad, expensive energy at home and social tension on the streets. Markets still found room for spectacle, as SpaceX prepared a record listing while Anthropic tried to sell a powerful AI model with the brakes half on.

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  • US disables tanker in Gulf of Oman

    Kills three Indian crew members as US forces disable Palau-flagged tanker, prompting India to summon a US diplomat in New Delhi.

  • US strike on tanker off Oman

    India confirms three missing sailors died after US strike on the Palau-flagged Settebello, while 21 other Indian crew members were rescued

  • Strait of Hormuz shipping crisis

    Escalated US strikes hit Iranian targets, triggering retaliatory attacks and driving a surge in gold prices as regional instability intensifies.

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European democracies and populism

The Netherlands, a founding EU member state, concluded a coalition agreement giving the far-right a central role in its government, marking a significant shift in the European political landscape.

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