Good morning, Europe. A short Sunday first dig: one Reuters read, one practical travel bookmark, then into the day.
Reuters morning read: Reuters reports that a ransomware group says it stole data from Berlin state agencies and offered it for auction, while city officials said Berlin would not submit to extortion. It is a useful Europe-facing read because public-sector cybersecurity, election-season resilience, local services, and data protection all meet when a city network is hit.
Read more: Reuters: Ransomware group says it stole Berlin data, offers it for auction
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Useful this morning: if late-summer travel is still on the board, bookmark the European Commission's passenger-rights pages before you need them. They collect the basics for flights, trains, buses, coaches, and ships: what help to expect during delays or cancellations, where rules apply, and how to start a claim without paying a claims company first.
Source: European Commission — Your Europe passenger rights
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