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World Cup Shock: Germany’s four-time champions are out of FIFA World Cup 2026 after a 4-3 penalty shootout loss to Paraguay following a 1-1 draw, with VAR ruling out Jonathan Tah’s extra-time winner and goalkeeper Orlando Gill starring in the shootout; the defeat is Germany’s first-ever World Cup penalty shootout loss and has sparked fresh scrutiny of coach Julian Nagelsmann and the squad’s mentality. Coaching Talk: Jürgen Klopp played down speculation about taking the Germany job, saying it’s “not the right moment” to discuss his future after the exit. Inflation Watch: Germany’s inflation eased to 2.4% in June (from 2.7%), while core inflation held at 2.5%, ahead of the euro zone release. EU Budget Fight: Germany is pushing for a €400 billion cut to the EU’s proposed 2028-2034 budget, warning the plan is “unaffordable” and that agreement may be impossible. Security & Justice: A Romanian-origin man was arrested in Germany over an alleged neo-Nazi coup plot with far-right terrorist aims. Public Safety: A shooting at a youth welfare facility in Stade left six dead, with three suspects arrested; police say it appears linked to a custody dispute. Defense Posture: NATO’s German-Dutch Corps took command on the eastern flank, with commanders stressing readiness to defend Latvia and Estonia.

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