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NATO & Defence: Russia dismissed European “peace” calls as a cover for rearmament, as leaders head to the Ankara summit where defence spending, Ukraine support and Europe’s growing responsibility are set to dominate. EU Politics: The European Parliament opens its plenary in Strasbourg with debates on security and defence, the next EU budget, enlargement, AI and cybersecurity, plus votes on air passenger rights and social security coordination. Germany Far-Right: Thousands protested in Erfurt against AfD’s conference ahead of state elections, with police deploying large forces as the party seeks power at regional level. Heat & Health: Britain issued heat health alerts for six regions as temperatures push toward 33C, raising risks for vulnerable people. Wealth & Inequality: UBS says France added about 35,000 “millionaires” in 2025 despite weak growth, while global billionaire wealth rose faster. Space Science: ESA’s Euclid telescope released images of some of the oldest quasars yet, from when the universe was just 670 million years old. EU Economy & Industry: The Netherlands reported 1.6% GDP growth in 2025, driven mainly by exports. Tech & Security: ESET and EVC Group announced cooperation to build cyber-secure battery storage for Europe.

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