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  • Jul 26

    Warsaw prosecutor appeals acquittal of Polish soldier who fired 12 shots at Belarus border

    The Warsaw District Prosecutor's Office is contesting a military court's not-guilty verdict for soldier Karol S., who fired 12 rounds from his service rifle during a migrant crossing at the Belarus frontier in March 2024.

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Britain grounds two thousand flights

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Markets, parliaments and airports all spent the morning discovering that yesterday's problems had not clocked off. The Gulf moved closer to an energy shock, artificial intelligence labs aired their private fears in public, and European governments wrestled with migration, populism and broken infrastructure.

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European democracies and populism

All parties rejecting cooperation and SPD leveraging the result against reforms are incremental shifts within the existing Saxony-Anhalt standoff, not discrete escalations.

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