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Europe Wary of Sending Hormuz Aid as Questions Linger

At the Group of Seven Summit, held in France, Europeans have raised a series of questions about what exactly was agreed to before committing to demining missions and patrols.

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35d06/16

Man ‘mistakenly beat girlfriend to death while trying to help her lose weight’

A jobless man accused of killing his girlfriend in a Hong Kong village house and illegally disposing of her body four years ago has claimed he mistakenly beat her to death while trying to help her lose weight by keeping her awake at night. Ng Ka-sing, 29, is standing trial at the High Court for allegedly murdering his 30-year-old partner Yip Tsz-ching at their 700 sq ft flat in Galore Garden in Hung Shui Kiu between April 28 and 29, 2022. The defendant had offered to plead guilty to the lesser..

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35d06/16

Today: Lufthansa is thinning out its flight network in Europe

After the end of Cityline, Lufthansa is planning further cuts in the intra-European network. In addition: Digital asset managers achieved double-digit returns in 2025, as a new analysis shows.

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35d06/16

Handelsblatt Live: US stock market expert Dewayne: SpaceX continues to expand profits

The shares of Musk's company, which was listed on the stock exchange just last week, gained more than ten percent on Tuesday. The reason is the $60 billion takeover of the AI provider Cursor, reports Patrick Dewayne.

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35d06/16⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Ukraine War: More money, more foreigners and shorter combat missions: This is how Ukraine is reforming the military service

In the war against Russia, Ukraine is dependent on a constant supply of soldiers. Recruitment is increasingly taking place under duress. Now military service should become more attractive.

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35d06/16⚠ war-conflict · 3/5

As Europe rearms, ‘wingman’ aircraft take center stage

European and U.S. defense forces are rapidly developing their own AI-powered drones to complement their fighter jets and carry extra battlefield tech.

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35d06/16

Mechanical engineering: Not everything is going smoothly at Siempelkamp

The bosses of the Siempelkamp foundry regularly speak out sharply about energy policy. The group of companies itself is having difficulties.

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35d06/16

Hong Kong court rejects HK$12m claim against Cecilia Cheung over contract dispute

A Hong Kong court has dismissed a HK$12 million (US$1.53 million) claim against actress Cecilia Cheung Pak-chi by her former agent, finding that she had never signed an agency contract she allegedly breached nor received advance payment for her services. Cheung, 46, was involved in a legal battle with Asia Entertainment Group (AEG) president Samuel Yu Yuk-hing for allegedly reneging on her promise to appear in several films produced by the now-liquidated company between 2011 and 2019, pursuant..

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35d06/16

Drones of the Berlin Air Show, plus a window into Europe’s space ambitions

This week on The Break Out, a brief review of small unmanned systems as well as space-launch options showcased at ILA Berlin 2026.

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35d06/16

Prediction market traders speculate Anthropic will restore access quickly to AI model after Trump admin directed it to limit reach

Traders think it's more likely than not that access is restored by July 1.

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35d06/16

Research: Volkswagen bosses consider the company's existence to be in danger

After that, all group companies would actually have to withdraw liquidity from the central cash pooling. submitted by /u/IntrepidWolverine517 [link] [comments]

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35d06/16⚠ shipping-routes · 2/5

Oil may move through the Strait of Hormuz first, leaving fertilizer supplies stranded

The interim peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran seems to be doing little to answer some of the thornier questions about the Strait of Hormuz, including how much longer it will take for products other than crude to start moving through again.

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35d06/16

Hundreds of Well Workers offshore Norway Go on Strike

The Norwegian Union of Energy Workers is staging strikes against offshore well services companies after refusing proposals that the union sees as years behind collective bargaining agreements in other parts of the oil and gas industry.

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35d06/16

Energy transition: Smaller providers fear being disadvantaged by the power plant law

The funding of back-up power plants is tailor-made for large players such as RWE and Uniper, criticize smaller power plant operators. They demand changes. The cartel office also has concerns.

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35d06/16

U.S. EV Adoption Slows While Global Demand Accelerates

Electric vehicle sales in the United States are set to account for only 17% of all nationwide passenger vehicle sales in 2030, BloombergNEF said in its latest EV outlook, slashing its 27%-share projection from last year as the Trump Administration ended incentives for electric vehicles. Back in 2024, the year before President Trump won a second term in office, BloombergNEF expected EVs to have a 48% share of total U.S. passenger car sales in 2030. With the scrapping of the incentives for electri

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35d06/16

Hardware store chain: Hellweg files for self-administration bankruptcy

All branches and the online shop of the Dortmund company will remain open, and employees will initially receive insolvency money. Renovation experts take over the management.

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35d06/16

Novig wins CFTC approval as competition intensifies in sports prediction markets

Novig is building a peer-to-peer sports trading platform that allows users to trade directly against one another rather than bet against the house.

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35d06/16

Electromobility: The self-made China shock: Is the federal government subsidizing Chinese car manufacturers?

The federal government is also supporting Chinese car manufacturers with the new electric car bonus - and is being sharply criticized for it. An EU law could soon provide a remedy.

◇ unclassifiedgermany · europe · china

35d06/16

Urban cultural change: Long live the Central Cemetery!

Jogging, yoga and children playing between graves: more and more people are drawn to old cemeteries in search of greenery and relaxation. But how can such an emotionally charged place endure that?

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35d06/16

Are close to the top of the market eval?

I can’t imagine companies getting much larger than this. For Google to 2x or NVIDIA from here, it would need to become a roughly valued $10 trillion company. At what point does the financial statement actually justify a $10 trillion valuation? I just can’t fathom there being enough consumer money in the world to support that kind of valuation for a single businesses. Maybe I’m missing something, but it feels difficult to imagine companies continuing to grow at the same pace or any higher once th

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35d06/16

Mobile phone tariffs: Spusu: New mobile phone provider from Austria launches

Only tariffs without a minimum term and connection fee, 1,000 free minutes for EU calls and unused data volume to save up - with these ideas a new provider is entering the market.

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35d06/16

Should politicians be allowed to trade (possibly benefiting from insider information) stocks to make ends meet ?

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson said that $174k hasn't been adjusted for inflation in a long time, and that politicians need to trade stocks to make ends meet (possibly benefiting from insider information). Should politicians be allowed to do so in order for them to afford life ? submitted by /u/KoseteBamse [link] [comments]

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35d06/16

G7 summit: Merz gives Trump a DFB jersey for his 80th birthday

The Chancellor presented the US President with a birthday present on the sidelines of the G7 summit. The German soccer team's jersey bears "Trump" and the number 47 on the back - a reference to Trump's election as the 47th US President.

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35d06/16

Travel budget: 7 tips for saving fuel on your vacation trip

Oh well, refueled so much again? It is not unusual that more fuel is consumed on vacation and there are reasons for this. Tips on how you can still save fuel.

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35d06/16⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Armament: Meeting at Elmau Castle – the military is looking for proximity to industry

In an exclusive circle, representatives of NATO and the Bundeswehr are urging the industry to cooperate more. A dozen German companies are there.

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35d06/16⚠ war-conflict · 3/5

Security: US ban on Anthropic AI alarms security politicians

The US government has ordered the blocking of high-performance software with artificial intelligence. Federal Interior Minister Dobrindt calls for this security risk to be eliminated.

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35d06/16

MEPs condemn regimes that pursue critics abroad

Authoritarian regimes are increasingly weaponising financial and cybersecurity rules against dissidents in Europe

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35d06/16

Industry: Compromise at Thyssenkrupp: Supervisory Board gives green light for spin-off of Materials Services

For months, company management and employee representatives argued about the future of the materials trading division. The supervisory board has now decided to become independent.

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35d06/16

Korea versus Germany: TKMS is playing poker for the 56 billion contract

It's about submarines, raw materials, technology transfer, tens of thousands of jobs: a competition on unprecedented dimensions. The shipyard group TKMS certainly has good chances.

◇ unclassifiedgermany · europe · korea

35d06/16

Defense: Start-up Destinus aims for billion-dollar IPO

So far, Destinus is mainly known to insiders. The start-up has already agreed on well-known collaborations. The founder speaks exclusively about the plans in the Handelsblatt.

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