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Europe’s pharma sector is losing market share to the U.S. and China amid new pricing and tariffs.
U.S. tariffs and MFN pricing are pressuring European launches and investment decisions.
China has become a major innovation engine, with a rising share of global biotech deals and pipeline.
Europe’s R&D share has fallen from nearly half in 1990 to 26% today, per ING analysis.
EU regulators and member states face internal barriers that slow access to medicines.
EFPIA warns Europe must boost spending to keep companies and improve access to medicines.
Spain emerges as a surprising clinical research hub amid EU biotech efforts.
The EU introduced the Biotech and Critical Medicines acts to streamline trials and secure supply.
EU's spending on medicines is about 1% of GDP, below U.S. and China levels.
The U.S. remains the largest market for pharma firms, driving investment decisions.

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European institutions pour money into Palantir as investments rise across banks and asset managers.
The investments come from a broad European base, spanning multiple markets.
Palantir’s software offerings are a key driver behind the renewed investor interest.
The report underscores ongoing debate about Palantir's governance and data practices.
Analysts see resilience of Palantir in a volatile technology sector as a factor for demand.
The story highlights a trend of institutional migration toward data-analytics platforms.
The piece indicates cross-border capital inflows into Palantir across Europe.
Investors are watching Palantir's performance amid regulatory scrutiny of tech firms.
The report reflects a broader appetite for data-driven defense and enterprise solutions.
Market participants view Palantir as a durable exposure amid shifting technology valuations.

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crime20h ago

The brothel uses a strict eight-second rule requiring security to reach a room within eight seconds after a panic button is pressed.
Panic buttons in every room trigger silent alerts and display the room number to security staff instantly.
Two security guards are dispatched to a room within eight seconds to unlock the door and assess the situation.
Staff receive regular drills and scenario-based training to improve swift movement through the building.
The manager stated that staff safety is prioritized above all else in the establishment.
The interview noted an example where a client played a dog role, illustrating varied interactions at the venue.
The article mentions the establishment sees between 500 and 1,000 clients daily, highlighting high activity levels.
The protocol includes rapid response by security in case of any uncomfortable or threatening situation.
Catherine De Noire emphasizes that the safety measures are designed to prevent escalation while maintaining client discretion.
The piece notes that managers may be called in for follow-up after incidents to ensure everyone's safety.

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A new meteor shower linked to an asteroid heated by the Sun was identified from millions of observations.
The cluster consists of 282 meteors indicating recent activity from the parent asteroid near Earth.
Researchers say intense solar heat cracks the asteroid’s surface, releasing dust and fragments that form the shower.
The Geminid-like debris may trace back to a parent object, with NASA's NEO Surveyor expected to help locate it.
The article is republished from The Conversation and explains how debris travels along asteroid orbits before intersecting Earth.
Scientists compare dust release from asteroids to comet activity, but with differences in ice content and behavior.
The Geminid meteor shower is linked to the asteroid 3200 Phaethon, illustrating how debris streams form from parent bodies.
Meteor showers occur when Earth passes through debris streams released by active asteroids or comets.
NASA's upcoming NEO Surveyor mission aims to search for the origin of the new meteor shower.
The discovery provides insight into how near-Earth objects evolve and influence meteor activity observed from Earth.

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Trump's Iran war is placing economic pressure on several European countries.
Europeans face tariff and insult pressure amid U.S. actions linked to the Iran conflict.
Panelists say U.S. and NATO allies cooperate on logistics and intelligence despite tensions.
Anne Applebaum notes Europeans seek clarity on the long-term value of the U.S. partnership.
The Atlantic Washington Week panel included Jeffrey Goldberg and experts from FT and Carnegie Endowment.
The discussion focused on the Iran war’s broader impact on Europe and allies.
The piece notes the conflict’s effect on economic ties and political sentiment in Europe.
The report underscores a paradox of cooperation amid growing political strain.
The article attributes part of the pressure to President Trump’s strategic stance toward Europe.

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