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Last update: 8 hours agoUS-Linked Migration Warning (Germany): Chancellor Friedrich Merz says he “wouldn’t recommend” young Germans study or work in the United States, pointing to a worsening social climate and even job trouble for the highly educated—while also admitting he needs to communicate better after a “lazy” remark backlash. Drug Violence Crackdown (France): France’s interior minister vowed tougher action after a 15-year-old was shot dead in Nantes, with prosecutors treating drug trafficking as the main line of inquiry and warning violence is spreading into residential areas. Caribbean Governance Row (Netherlands): Dutch MPs are demanding answers on whether Curaçao, Aruba and Sint Maarten were properly consulted over a Kingdom law proposal—sparking fresh criticism of the prime minister’s Caribbean-focused travel. Russia Spy Probe (Germany): German prosecutors detained two suspects accused of spying for Russia, including a Ukrainian man extradited from Spain. Eurovision Boycott (Spain): Pedro Sánchez defended Spain’s decision to skip Eurovision over Israel’s Gaza and Lebanon war, saying “silence is not an option.” Animal Rescue Standoff (Spain/France): Loro Parque says it can help rescue two orcas in France only with explicit Spanish government approval.
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