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A software defect caused chaos in flights, leading to over 2,000 cancellations and affecting hundreds of thousands of passengers. MI5 admitted to giving evidence based on lies in a neo-Nazi case. President Macron stated that Russian hybrid attacks against Europe are intensifying.

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