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  • Jul 14

    Up to 100,000 Norwegians salute World Cup squad in Oslo as Crown Prince leads Viking row on palace steps

    Norway's footballers returned from their 2-1 extra-time World Cup quarter-final loss to England to a heroes' welcome in Oslo, with crowds of 90,000 to 100,000 packing the Royal Palace square and Karl Johans gate.

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Hackers cook supermarket fridges

Russia spurns ceasefires as attacks, sanctions and cyber shocks stretch governments across Europe

The day brought the familiar mix of hard power and softer systems failing under pressure. Russia rejected a Ukrainian election truce, Saudi Arabia shut its main airport after Houthi strikes, and European supermarkets discovered that a hacked fridge can be a national problem.

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  • Poland Starlink arson investigation

    Extradited the two Turkish nationals detained in Germany to Poland, where they will face trial for the Starlink facility arson attack.

  • UK probe into RAF Fairford threat

    Announces new sanctions against Iran following the confirmed plot to attack the RAF Fairford airbase, as UK officials solidify their investigation findings.

  • Federal search at Rep. Ilhan Omar home

    Links the federal search to a criminal investigation regarding the congresswoman's childhood.

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Brussels vs capitals: EU integration

Parliament signals it may contest the Irish budget text and more governments oppose it, but no binding decision was taken.

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