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Aircraft manufacturer: Dassault open to new partners after FCAS-Aus - also outside Europe

In June, Germany and France stopped FCAS due to industry disputes. France could now turn to a Swedish aircraft manufacturer or a Middle Eastern nation.

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15d07/01

USA: Supreme Court blocks Trump's birthright restrictions

The Supreme Court on Tuesday overturned a US presidential decree that would limit automatic citizenship for children born in the US. The judges confirmed the ruling of a lower court by a vote of six to three.

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Africa: Flood disaster in Ghana

At least twelve people have died in floods in Ghana. Many more are missing. The disaster was caused by heavy rains that flooded large parts of the country, including the capital Accra.

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15d07/01

Mainland Chinese tourists pack landmarks as Hong Kong marks 29th anniversary

Festive events and promotions across Hong Kong marking the 29th anniversary of its return to Chinese sovereignty have drawn large numbers of mainland tourists to major attractions and landmarks in the city. Amid a sea of red national flags and celebratory banners on Wednesday, visitors told the South China Morning Post that they thoroughly enjoyed the perks on offer, including complimentary ferry rides, free museum admissions and an array of dining and retail discounts of up to 29 per...

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15d07/01

Bode Museum: Former Chancellor Merkel presents her official portrait

Angela Merkel unveiled her portrait of Chancellor in the Bode Museum on Tuesday. The painting by the German-French artist Jérémie Queyras remains there for three months. In the fall it will go to the Chancellery next to the portraits of the other former heads of government.

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15d07/01

F.A.Z. exclusive: Brussels wants to reserve public contracts for Europeans

The EU Commission wants to protect European providers from competition from China and the USA. The public sector should give them preference when it comes to contracts – based on the criteria social, green, innovative and resilient.

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15d07/01

Need advice regarding small inheritance allocation and future strategy

Hello ! Long-time lurker, first time contributor to the sub. I need some advice and probably some reality check if my long-term strategy is good and whether I should change anything about me. About me - 37, married with 2 kids (5 and 1), no other debts apart from mortgage (100k eur left with 2.4% interest, payment is around 600/month). Take home money is at around 4k with a prospect of increasing to 4.5 - 4.8 by the end of year. I currently have around 4.5k in VWCE (started late with this one) a

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15d07/01

Spain blames over 1,000 excess deaths on heatwave, in second-hottest June ever

Spain recorded 1,029 excess deaths last ⁠month attributable to ⁠heat, official data showed ⁠on Wednesday, as a five-day heatwave with temperatures surpassing 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) made it the second-hottest June on record. Data on the Health Ministry’s ‌daily mortality monitoring system MoMo showed this June had the most deaths attributed to heat since the same month in 2015. Average temperatures last month were 3.2 degrees higher than normal, weather agency AEMET said,...

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15d07/01

OpenAI, Anthropic backer MGX raises one of the biggest AI funds ever as it closes at $49 billion

The company is a backer of major AI companies including OpenAI and Anthropic, alongside Elon Musk's xAI, prior to its merger with SpaceX.

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15d07/01

Industry: Hochtief subsidiary takes over Australian mining service provider Thiess

Cimic buys the remaining shares in the Australian company Thiess for over one billion Australian dollars. But the coal business involves risks.

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Indonesian civil trainee deaths spur criticisms of Prabowo’s reliance on military drill

When Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto promised to build 80,000 village cooperatives across the archipelago, the aim was to drive rural growth, strengthen food security and give communities greater control over essential goods and services. But the deaths of five trainees preparing to manage the cooperatives have cast a shadow over the US$13.4 billion programme, one of Prabowo’s flagship initiatives alongside free nutritious meals and affordable housing. The trainees were required to take...

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15d07/01

Circular economy: “Arbitrary” – further criticism of plastic taxes

Expensive for the economy and not ecologically effective – the CDU business association is calling on the federal government to drop plans for a national plastic tax.

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15d07/01

World Cup out: Corriere della Sera: “Germany, the locomotive of Europe, no longer exists”

Italy's most important newspaper and the US magazine Newsweek use the World Cup exit to explain the crisis Germany is in. Their conclusion: The only thing that is worse than football is the economy.

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15d07/01

Thailand’s Bangchak fuels North Asia push with HK$2.1b Caltex petrol stations deal

One of Thailand’s largest energy conglomerates has bought Caltex petrol stations in Hong Kong in a HK$2.1 billion (US$270 million) deal, which the firm will use as a springboard into North Asia. Semi-privatised Bangchak Corporation Public Company on Tuesday completed the acquisition of 100 per cent of the shares of Chevron Hong Kong from Chevron Companies (China), according to a Bangchak statement. A source told the South China Morning Post that the sale was driven by a combination of factors,..

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15d07/01

Business ticker: Microsoft is building its fourth data center in NRW in Grevenbroich

USA lifts export restrictions for Anthropic models +++ Baywa renovation becomes a hanging game +++ Nike sees consumers worldwide under pressure +++ News in the company's live blog.

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China: Xi warns Taiwan on the party anniversary - and wants to further strengthen the army

China's head of state and party leader is using the 105th anniversary of the Communist Party to increase pressure on Taiwan. There is growing international concern about an escalation.

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15d07/01

ESPP Japanese corporation

An ESPP program is being introduced in our group via JP Morgan Solution. Do you have any experience with the portfolio at JP Morgan Solutions or with transactions of shares traded on the Japanese stock exchange (in YEN)? General conditions: Selling the shares is possible at any time. AG adds 15%. Maximum monthly purchase amount by the employee 100,000 yen approx. €500 + €75 AG subsidy (15%) Term one year. You then have to “register” again. Transaction costs paid to other brokers

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15d07/01

Housing: Out of reach of income: real estate prices are likely to rise in 2026

New construction is stalling, prices are rising: from the banks' perspective, home ownership is likely to become noticeably more expensive in 2026. In many regions, prices have become decoupled from incomes - with one exception.

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15d07/01

Lamborghini reveals new Urus performance hybrid SUV after ditching EVs

Lamborghini is calling the new Urus SE Performante the "fastest Super SUV in the world."

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15d07/01

Package trip: Holidaymakers receive compensation after flight turbulence

Clinic and bed instead of beach: For a couple, their dream vacation in Mauritius ended on the flight out - with broken vertebrae and pain. They then sued the tour operator.

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15d07/01

Factory closures: The tough battle for the Volkswagen factories

East versus West, political center versus far right: The threatened cuts in the Volkswagen Group are causing turmoil in politics. Fear is spreading at the locations.

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Buying to rent: “I’ve also bought apartments that were junk”

Women are less likely to have the courage to buy a property. Anaïs Cosneau wants to change that: She talks about how apartments are worthwhile as an investment and why now is a good time to do so.

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15d07/01

Malaysia closes jurisdictional gaps on child sexual abuse in ‘meaningful reform’

Malaysia has given its courts the power to prosecute some sexual offences against children committed overseas, extending the reach of its law beyond national borders as abuse allegations increasingly cross countries, devices and jurisdictions. But lawyers and child rights advocates say the change will only be as strong as Malaysia’s ability to secure evidence, obtain cooperation from foreign governments and support child victims through complex cross-border cases. The amendment comes amid...

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How a ‘Chinese heart’ could get US blood pumping despite biotech decoupling

A “Chinese heart” could be helping to save lives in the United States despite efforts to decouple the two countries’ biotechnology sectors as a result of rising political tensions. The fully magnetically levitated pump, which is slightly bigger than a table tennis ball, has been fitted to more than 100 patients with advanced heart failure across the United States as part of a nationwide clinical trial. The BrioVAD is a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) that helps pump oxygen-rich blood to...

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15d07/01

Chinese student displays 70 marathon medals at graduation after running to fund education

A university student in northwestern China who used a shoulder pole to carry over 70 marathon competition medals to his graduation ceremony has captivated mainland social media. Jin Yanwei, 24, graduated from Xian Traffic Engineering Institute in Shaanxi province this summer. The school held its graduation ceremony on June 23. After receiving his graduation certificate from two school leaders, Jin stepped off the stage, picked up a shoulder pole that was hung with dozens of medals, and carried..

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15d07/01

Is the stock market open on Friday, or will it close early for the Fourth of July?

Since Independence Day falls on Saturday this year, here’s what to know about trading hours and mail delivery

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15d07/01

New law on payments: roll backwards? Shops in Sweden must accept cash

Sweden is a pioneer in the cashless society. Almost everything is done via card or cell phone. But now at least some shops should accept notes and coins again.

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15d07/01

Attack on Christmas market: Death driver from the Magdeburg Christmas market is under review

The Magdeburg regional court imposed the maximum penalty after the crime left six dead and many injured. The decision will now be checked for possible legal errors.

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15d07/01

Summer thunderstorms: Surprised by the storm on a two-wheeler: What offers protection

If a cold front follows a heat wave, a thunderstorm is inevitable. You stay dry in the car and are safe in the event of lightning - things are different on a two-wheeler. What should be done then?

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15d07/01

Health insurance: After billions in cuts: Federal government is accommodating to pharmaceutical companies

The pharmaceutical industry wants to cut billions in investments. According to Handelsblatt information, Berlin is now planning to accommodate the industry and adapt the austerity law. But is that enough?

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