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Tadeusz Białek

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  • 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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Bordeaux burns, Berlin mourns

Wildfires threaten Bordeaux as Iran war spreads and Berlin mourns Pride attack

Europe’s fire season turned from grim to frightening as flames moved to within sight of Bordeaux and Spain counted its largest recorded wildfire. At the same time, the Iran conflict pushed toward the Red Sea and the Caspian, while Berlin absorbed a deadly attack at its Pride parade.

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  • Seattle Center festival shooting

    Arrested a suspect in connection with the Seattle food festival shooting that left three dead and four injured.

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European Union · Updated 40m ago

Brussels vs capitals: EU integration

No new findings were introduced this cycle, and the signal event is a local infrastructure disruption without national or EU-level policy implications.

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