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    Polish Baltic oil drilling near Świnoujście alarms German island officials

    A drilling rig has reached the Baltic about six kilometers from Świnoujście beaches for a single CEP well costing $135,000 a day. German officials and environmental groups warn of spill risks for Uznam, a resort island that Bild says draws more than one million visitors a year.

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Oslo honours Navi Pillay

Pillay wins as Trump punishes the ICC and Gulf strikes rattle oil markets

The past half-day offered a tidy contrast: Oslo rewarded a jurist who spent her career building courts, while Washington tried to squeeze one. Governments also faced harder, less symbolic problems, from missiles over Riyadh to smoky skies over Southeast Asia and anxious bond traders in Paris.

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ESMA agreement advances to Parliament negotiations and a Dutch minister's Russia framing draws a diplomatic response, but neither shifts the competence balance.

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