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Hungary’s “reliable” nuclear power is blinking—because the Danube is running too low

With Paks throttled by cooling-water constraints during extreme heat, officials warn of “critical” days as transport and electricity risks compound—and media narratives diverge from relic-hunting spectacle to infrastructure stress

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You’re listening to Nereid Atlas, the podcast where international news gets unpacked a little more carefully. I’m Lukas. short pause In Hungary this week, the Danube is running unusually low durin...

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A surge contained, yet a stress test Europe can’t ignore

Spain reported about 50,000 entrants and over 48,000 returns, as Italy briefly reintroduced checks and Brussels insisted Schengen remained intact amid shifting casualty counts.

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Over two days in late July, an unprecedented 50,000–60,000 people crossed from Morocco into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta by land and sea; Spain deployed troops, and by July 31 authorities...

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Lula’s sovereignty pitch meets murky lines between influence and politics

PT renominates the 80-year-old with Alckmin as running mate as cross-border signals—from Bolsonaro–Trump ties to Milei’s barbs—spill into Brazil’s campaign.

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Brazil’s Workers’ Party formally nominated President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva for October’s election, with the 80yearold insisting he is fit to run and retaining Vice President Geraldo Alckmin as ...

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Imminent talks vs. denied talks: Hormuz terms and agenda collide

Oman is brokering Strait of Hormuz arrangements as tanker risks rise and any deal could reshape energy flows and regional naval posture.

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President Donald Trump said he halted new US attacks on Iran to allow negotiations to begin Monday, touting a deal to “immediately” open the Strait of Hormuz and curb Tehran’s nuclear program; Iran...

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Spokane wildfires sit between improving weather and canyon-driven escalation

At least three wind-driven blazes near the city have razed 600 structures, displaced as many as 60,000 people, and are burning as dozens of Western fires strain response capacity.

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Fastmoving wildfires around Spokane have destroyed at least 600 structures and triggered largescale evacuations affecting tens of thousands, as three winddriven blazes burn under exceptionally dry ...

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Washington’s Gaza deal hinges on a sequence neither side accepts

Trump unveiled a disarmament-for-withdrawal roadmap, with Qatar, Egypt and Turkey mediating and a possible Cairo signing as Israel reviews terms.

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President Donald Trump announced an understanding for Hamas to disarm in exchange for a full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, saying Israel was “very happy,” even as Jerusalem raised serious security ...

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Embargo or aging grid? Cuba’s blackout exposes an unresolved cause

The state utility reported a total system disconnection and mobilized crews after weekend outages that darkened Havana and strained water and communications.

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Cuba’s state utility reported a “total disconnection” of the national grid late Sunday, plunging Havana and the rest ...

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Suu Kyi’s rare ICRC visit: opening move or managed optics?

Authorities publicized photos of the 81-year-old meeting the ICRC’s Myanmar representative, marking her first confirmed outside contact since the 2021 coup.

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Myanmar’s military authorities say Aung San Suu Kyi, 81, met a representative of the International Committee of the R...

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US-Japan yen move: signal of friendship or policy shift?

Washington and Tokyo coordinated last week’s intervention—reportedly via a New York Fed euro-for-yen operation—that lifted the currency to about ¥155 per dollar, with both governments signaling readiness to act again.

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The U.S. and Japan confirmed a rare coordinated operation to support the yen, with the U.S. Treasury—via the New York...

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Planned unwind or crisis response? OPEC+ inches output higher

Saudi Arabia, Russia and five partners will raise September quotas after an online meeting, with Russia’s allotment up 62,000 b/d.

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After a virtual meeting on Aug. 2, seven OPEC members—Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria and Oma...

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