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Walter Wobmann

Walter Wobmann

Swiss politician

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  • Jun 21

    Swiss neutrality initiative headed for defeat in September vote, first poll shows 54% opposed

    A Leewas survey commissioned by Tamedia and 20 Minuten finds 54 percent of Swiss voters plan to reject a constitutional amendment on perpetual neutrality, with only 34 percent in favour three months before the 27 September referendum.

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Hormuz, Ceuta and hot rivers

Diplomats chase Hormuz deal as Ceuta strains Schengen and heat drains Europe’s rivers

The day’s strongest stories all turned on systems under stress: sea lanes, borders, rivers, food supply chains and supposedly supervised AI agents. Governments moved quickly, but often after events had already shown where the weak points were.

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  • Pepe Habichuela dies at 82

    Dies at 82, prompting tributes from artists and public figures across Spain for the flamenco guitar legend.

  • Russian missile attack on Kyiv

    Killed 17 people in the massive strike on Kyiv, as President Zelenskyy criticizes international partners for their reluctance to provide sufficient defensive support.

  • Migrant surge in Spain's Ceuta enclave

    Investigates the National Court whether the Civil Guard received prior alerts regarding Ceuta, while Junts threatens to block government votes over migrant transfers.

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AI: capabilities, regulation, labour

New open-weight models demonstrating near-parity with closed systems and the release of the largest open-weight model to date represent a notable, expected progression in AI capabilities and accessibility.

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