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How much does the world cost? The questionable methods of the Sparkasse

Savings banks are considered boring. But appearances are deceiving. The closer you look, the more uncomfortable the picture becomes. It’s about complicated financial products and more.

How much does the world cost? The questionable methods of the Sparkasse

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Savings banks are considered boring. But appearances are deceiving. The closer you look, the more uncomfortable the picture becomes. It’s about complicated financial products and more.

Australian politician Helen Haines was deliberately hit by a car in front of her office in Victoria. She is in danger of life.

Eight years after his last appearance, the famous Fantasy Bra is back. US influencer Kylie Jenner presented the $50 million bra at the famous underwear brand show in Los Angeles.

As in other European countries, there have been serious riots in Italy. In Milan, protesters threw stones and plundered shops. They denounce social inequality and the dismantling of public services.

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