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Marionna Schlatter

Marionna Schlatter

Swiss politician

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  • Jun 15

    Swiss National Council sends nuclear power plant proposal back to government, demands clarity on financing

    The Swiss National Council voted 100 to 97 with two abstentions on Monday to return the government's proposal to lift the ban on new nuclear power plants. Lawmakers demanded more information on how future reactors would be financed.

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US widens Iran war as Russian missile debris jolts NATO’s eastern flank

The night brought two kinds of escalation: one chosen, one accidental. Washington struck dozens of Iranian targets, while Poland found missile wreckage in a field after Russia’s latest mass barrage against Ukraine.

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    Trump announces a framework for the complete disarmament of Hamas, though the group has not yet confirmed the deal during ongoing negotiations in Cairo.

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    Albares summons Italy's ambassador after Tajani proposes suspending Schengen free movement with Spain over the Ceuta migration crisis.

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AI: capabilities, regulation, labour

The EU announced a €10 billion plan for AI gigafactories, and a German court is issuing a verdict in a copyright lawsuit against an AI music generator, indicating continued regulatory and industrial developments.

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