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Costs of natural disasters fall in 2025 but remain alarming

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Economic losses from natural catastrophes worldwide fell by almost 40% in 2025, but the global outlook for extreme weather events remains alarming, Munich Re said today.

RTP Notícias13 Jan

Costs of natural disasters fall in 2025 but remain alarming

Natural disaster costs fall in 2025 but remain alarming

🌱 Environment 💶 Finance#economic-losses+3 more

Economic losses from natural disasters worldwide fell by nearly 40% in 2025, but the global outlook for extreme weather events remains alarming, Munich Re said today.

RTP Notícias13 Jan

Natural disaster costs fall in 2025 but remain alarming

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1916: Following Germany's declaration of war on March 9, the Portuguese government begins military mobilisation for the Western Front, organising the Corpo Expedicionário Português (CEP) that would be deployed to Flanders.
1834: During the Portuguese Civil War (Liberal Wars), liberal forces loyal to Queen Maria II and her father Pedro IV gain momentum against the absolutist forces of Miguel I, as the war enters its final months.

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1871: The Paris Commune is established after the French government's attempt to disarm the National Guard, creating a radical socialist government that rules Paris for two months.

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Economic losses in Portugal

Costs of natural disasters fall in 2025 but remain alarming

Natural disaster costs fall in 2025 but remain alarming

Costs of natural disasters fall in 2025 but remain alarming

Natural disaster costs fall in 2025 but remain alarming