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  • Jul 14

    ZUS rolls out redesigned retirement ID cards with new anti-fraud features; old green cards stay valid

    From 13 July 2026, Poland's Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) began issuing redesigned retirement and pensioner ID cards. The plastic version gets advanced anti-counterfeiting elements and a grey-blue look, while the digital mLegitymacja in the mObywatel app is simplified. Existing cards remain valid with no mandatory exchange.

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Warsh reopens the rate-hike door

Warsh rattles markets as Hormuz talks stall and Himalayan floods overwhelm rescue crews

The past half-day brought a grim mix of disaster management, war diplomacy and monetary discipline. Rescue teams in the Himalayas paused under the threat of another flood, while oil traders watched the Strait of Hormuz and bond traders watched Kevin Warsh.

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  • Himalaya flash floods in Nepal

    Death toll rises to 626 with over 2,400 people missing as search operations continue along the Nepal-China border

  • Iceland votes on EU accession talks

    Votes in a referendum on whether to reopen membership negotiations with the European Union, with polls closing late tonight in Reykjavik

  • Gunfire and explosions in Niamey

    Sustained gunfire and explosions hit Niger's capital near the airport and presidential palace, with security forces reporting attackers have been neutralized.

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The Middle East after Gaza

Hezbollah's Qassem publicly rejected the US-brokered Lebanon-Israel framework in a speech, but the Lebanon front status quo is unchanged with violence already reduced since June.

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