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  • May 27

    Italian Supreme Court: Hotels Not Required to Provide Tap Water, Even for a Fee

    Italy’s Court of Cassation has definitively ruled that restaurants and hotels are under no legal obligation to serve tap water to guests, even when they offer to pay, closing a years-long dispute sparked by a tourist’s stay at a five-star Dolomites hotel.

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Poland posts police at school gates

Tusk floods Polish schools with police as Merz fights AfD vote scandal

Poland moved police back into schools after attacks and copycat scares turned classrooms into a national security concern. In Germany, Friedrich Merz tried to contain a CDU row over whether some of his own MPs helped the AfD win a state parliament post.

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The Middle East after Gaza

A four-country joint statement backing Saudi Arabia adds diplomatic alignment but no change in the conflict's military or sanctions picture.

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