Ryanair Incident: A Ryanair Boeing 737 on the Thessaloniki–Memmingen route returned to Greece after a cabin window “dislodged” mid-flight; one passenger was injured with friction burns and was treated in Thessaloniki, while a replacement aircraft took the rest onward. Defense & Industry: Chancellor Merz says the U.S. has agreed to sell Germany RTX Tomahawk cruise missiles, with Typhon launchers for a German-operated long-range strike capability, while parliament also backed new defense modernization steps including a responsive space launch demo and a laser counter-drone push. Ukraine Tech: DEUTZ and ARX Robotics are ramping up serial production of Gereon ground drones in Ulm for delivery to Ukraine by late summer. Consumer Rights: The Bundesrat approved the EU “right to repair,” letting consumers demand repairs for devices like smartphones and e-bikes, with warranty incentives for choosing repair. Energy & Housing: Germany’s Bundestag passed a heating law that scraps the 65% renewables requirement for new systems, shifting gas/oil toward climate-neutral fuel blends from 2029. Economy Watch: Volkswagen reported weak Q2 sales and is preparing a major cost-cutting overhaul, including cutting its model lineup by up to half. Health Policy: Parliament approved a contentious healthcare cost-cutting package, including tighter reimbursement rules. Logistics: Low-water surcharges are spreading as shallow waterways raise shipping costs, with German carrier Hapag-Lloyd among those passing costs on. Business Finance: Klarna launched a €900m financing facility in Germany to support consumer lending expansion.