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Michał Ziemiak

  • Jun 12

    CJEU limits interest claims for Swiss franc borrowers while Advocate General pushes for broader judicial scrutiny

    On Thursday, the Court of Justice of the EU ruled that Swiss franc mortgage holders can claim late payment interest only after specifying the exact amount they demand, while its Advocate General said Polish courts must check credit agreements for all informational flaws, not just those raised by consumers.

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Ceuta gets 114.7 million euros

Trump wagers on Iran vote as oil shock spreads and Europe hardens borders

War risk, border strain and machine intelligence all moved from abstract worry to operational trouble in the past half day. Markets priced the Gulf, Brussels paid for Ceuta, and AI labs found that their safety arguments now travel faster than their products.

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  • US strike on Iran's Larak Island

    Netanyahu claims Iran is close to collapse during a visit to Israeli troops in the occupied buffer zone in southern Syria

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The US under Trump: second term

Merz cancelling a call with Trump and the ICC pressure revelation add diplomatic friction but no new policy decision or funding shift.

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