Ryanair Emergency in Greece: A Boeing 737 on the Thessaloniki→Memmingen route returned shortly after takeoff after a cabin window “dislodged inflight,” with reports saying debris from an engine hit the glass; one 61-year-old passenger was injured and treated in Thessaloniki, and a replacement aircraft took passengers onward. Heating Law in the Bundestag: Germany passed a contentious heating reform that drops the old 65% renewables rule for new systems, instead requiring gas and oil units to blend climate-neutral fuels from 2029 (10%→60% by 2040); critics warn it weakens climate protection, and the bill now goes to the Bundesrat. Volkswagen Restructuring Fight: VW’s supervisory board rejected a sweeping plan backed by management that reportedly included up to 100,000 job cuts and plant closures; VW also reported weak Q2 sales, especially in China. Defense Industry Push for Ukraine: DEUTZ and ARX Robotics are ramping up serial production of Gereon unmanned ground systems in Ulm for delivery to Ukraine by late summer. Energy/Water Cooperation: Jordan and Germany signed a €22.7m debt-swap deal via KfW to fund the National Water Carrier Project’s readiness work. Media Addiction Focus: A Nuremberg hospital says it has treated dozens of teens for risky media use, with pandemic-era screen habits driving demand for outpatient help.