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  • Aug 11

    Romania shuts down only nuclear plant as record-low Danube threatens Hungary's Paks too

    Record-low Danube water levels forced Romania to shut down its only nuclear power plant on 13 August, while Hungary's Paks plant operates at 25% capacity and faces its first-ever shutdown in 44 years.

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Xi comes to the White House

Xi courts Trump as Netanyahu defies UN walkouts and AI breach rattles governments

The diplomatic stage split in two: Washington hosted the consequential summit, while New York supplied the theatre. Meanwhile, wars and machines both pushed at borders that governments thought they understood.

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  • Russian strikes hit Ukraine as UN summit begins

    Kills five people and injures 31 others after Russian drones strike an office building and residential areas in Kyiv.

  • Pope Leo XIV begins France visit

    Urges a new brotherhood and calls for dialogue during his address to French leaders at the Elysee Palace in Paris

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European democracies and populism

A single town council vote in Heidenau to halt Holocaust plaques, with AfD and CDU voting together, illustrates firewall erosion at local level but does not shift the national picture.

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