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    Swedish Truth Commission demands state apology and reparations for Sami persecution

    Sweden's Truth Commission has presented a 1,100-page report documenting four centuries of state persecution of the indigenous Sami people, demanding official apologies, financial reparations, and greater autonomy.

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Passengers storm a cockpit mid-flight

Flydubai attack jolts aviation as Russia pressures NATO and Ukraine’s grid again

A cockpit assault over the Middle East, fresh warnings around Europe and a winter-style strike on Ukraine’s power grid gave the day a hard security edge. In Washington, Donald Trump tried to rename artificial intelligence while regulators moved in the opposite direction, asking whether autonomous systems have already escaped their makers’ control.

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    Expanded the target list to include a nuclear research institute in Kyiv, alongside the previously reported bridge damage.

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AI agent penetration attempts extend to Canadian government systems; Nokia-Iceye satellite deal adds concrete European sovereignty response to foreign tech dependence.

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