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Youth Protests: Cost-of-living anger and demands for better-funded schools brought hundreds of thousands onto Europe’s streets. Most marches were peaceful, but clashes, looting and petrol bombs broke out in parts of Germany and France; French police expect protests to resume as schools reopen. Bulgaria’s Vote: Exit polls put acting President Iliana Yotova on course to become the country’s first elected woman head of state, with low turnout and her rival warning of risks to political checks and balances. Culture: Japanese Gothic Lolita fashion is finding new fans across Europe, with enthusiasts gathering in Berlin and travelling from several countries to meet. Italy’s Lucca Comics and Games also drew huge crowds for its 60th anniversary, as fans flocked to exhibits celebrating comics, games and screen adaptations. Finland-Qatar Ties: Finland and Qatar are exploring cooperation in education, AI, technology and cultural exchange, while both praised diplomacy and peace mediation.

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