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  • Jul 8

    Personal injury claims in Ireland fall 35% from pre-pandemic levels, but total payouts rise to €213m

    The Injuries Resolution Board paid out €213 million in compensation in 2025, up from €168 million a year earlier, even as the number of new claims fell for the sixth straight year.

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Germany arrests its former spy chief

Wars widen risks as Brazil votes right and Skydance swallows Warner Bros

The day mixed hard-security scares with political jolts and one very large media bet. Governments tried to show control, but markets, courts and drones kept reminding them that control is now the scarce commodity.

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    Confirmed the WHO has requested an official explanation from Russia regarding the pneumonic plague death, escalating the international inquiry beyond the initial U.S. call.

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The Green Deal under revision

EP transport committee postponed a vote on softening 2035 ICE limits, revealing a concrete compromise allowing roughly 10% conventional-engine sales post-2035.

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