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  • Jul 1

    Ocean temperatures set June record as El Niño and climate change push seas into uncharted territory

    The average global sea surface temperature on June 21 soared to 20.86–21.0 °C, the highest for that date in recorded history, EU’s Copernicus service reports. El Niño and climate change combine to push readings into uncharted territory.

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Macron's social-media ban falls

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The past half-day brought a familiar mix of hard power and soft underbellies. Donald Trump talked up control of the Strait of Hormuz, Europe wrestled with heat-stressed infrastructure and borders, and American consumers showed less appetite for spending.

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AI: capabilities, regulation, labour

The EU AI Act's transparency rules have officially taken effect, and new data from Germany and France shows further concrete impacts of AI on labor markets and media content disputes.

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