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    Armed men escorting over 20 migrants threatened Latvian soldiers at the Belarus border before masked intruders damaged a distribution cabinet and stole surveillance cameras.

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The war around Ukraine spilled further into commercial shipping, while Kyiv braced for a larger Russian aerial assault and Yemen's Red Sea fighting intensified. In Europe, governments tried to harden institutions against both security threats and market pressure, with France becoming the week's financial worry.

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Climate: from mitigation to adaptation

Flash floods in southern France and a €500B resilience-investment estimate extend the established adaptation pattern without altering the frame.

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