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  • Aug 23

    Italian nautical designer Paolo Allasia dies at 48 during rough sea rescue in Liguria

    Industrial and nautical designer Paolo Allasia died on 21 August after entering rough waters at San Lorenzo al Mare to rescue three children caught in strong sea currents.

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Drones sink ships off Bulgaria

Drone strikes widen war risks as Europe tightens politics and markets punish France

The war around Ukraine spilled further into commercial shipping, while Kyiv braced for a larger Russian aerial assault and Yemen's Red Sea fighting intensified. In Europe, governments tried to harden institutions against both security threats and market pressure, with France becoming the week's financial worry.

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    Denies Russia any epidemic risk following international concerns over a suspected pneumonic plague case linked to the Siberian laboratory incident.

  • Poland school knife attack

    Increased the number of injured to eight in the school knife attack in Ostrołęka. The 19-year-old suspect remains in custody.

  • Kyiv hit by Russian missile strikes

    Rises the death toll to 20 following Russian missile strikes across Ukraine, as rescue operations continue at damaged residential sites.

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

Updated strike tolls, a near-900-drone Russian interception claim, and a Sochi tanker fire extend existing patterns without a new policy decision or battlefield breakthrough.

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