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  • Jul 9

    Bundeswehr shortlists Cuxhaven barracks for reactivation as Germany expands volunteer service

    The Hinrich-Wilhelm-Kopf-Kaserne in Cuxhaven is one of eight locations nationwide that could host recruits under Germany's recently introduced voluntary military service.

  • Jun 13

    Ferry 'Funny Girl' disabled off Helgoland: 69 people on board await rescue after engine failure

    The passenger ferry 'Funny Girl' lost power five kilometres off the North Sea island of Helgoland on 13 June after an engine breakdown, leaving 69 people on board awaiting rescue.

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Kumamoto rattles Asia as chip selloff and Iran pause test global nerves

A quake in Kyushu, wildfires in western Europe and a shaky pause around Iran set the day’s hard edge. Markets then added their own tremor, as chip investors questioned both Chinese progress and the circular financing of the AI boom.

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