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    Dutch farmers ignite roadside fires and disrupt rail lines during Prinsjesdag

    Coordinated farmer protests and suspected rail sabotage disrupted Dutch transport networks on 15 September as the government opened parliament in The Hague.

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NATO shoots down a drone

NATO fires over Lithuania as courts block Trump and EPA loosens carbon limits

The day’s sharpest stories shared a theme: institutions were forced to react faster than their rulebooks expected. NATO jets fired, judges halted improvised election rules, and regulators in Washington tried to erase a decade of climate law in one stroke.

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  • German power grid sabotage investigation

    Crashes approximately one kilometer from a military airfield in Germany, prompting a police search near the base.

  • Polish airspace alert during Ukraine attack

    Italian Eurofighters intercept and shoot down a drone over Lithuania during a visit by Defense Minister Guido Crosetto, who says the aircraft likely originated from Russia.

  • US confirms weapons deployed in space

    Acknowledges deployment of space control weapons in orbit to defend joint forces, drawing protests from Beijing and Moscow.

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Culture, media and the new divides

Hungary filed a child-protection law reform replacing the 'promotion of homosexuality' ban, and a Polish investigative report linked a TV executive to an alleged pardon-brokering case; both are national-level developments without EU-wide regulatory shift.

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