Alleged operator of major darknet drugs platform charged in Germany
The suspect was arrested at his home in Barcelona in June 2025 by a special unit of the Spanish National Police and was later extradited to Germany. Read More
Thousands of migrants, including more than 860 minors, remain in Ceuta
Juan Vivas, the president of Ceuta, estimates that between 3,000 and 5,000 migrants remain in the city four days after the mass influx from Morocco. Read More
England and Wales record driest July on record, Met Office says
Southern England experienced its “driest month ever recorded” in July, the Met Office added, noting that records dated back to 1836. Read More
Ceuta migration crisis sparks protests as Spanish government faces criticism
Despite the tense atmosphere, protesters and counterprotesters in Ceuta’s Plaza de los Reyes gradually dispersed without the need for a larger police intervention. Read More
Ceuta explained: How Spain’s biggest migration crisis unfolded
The mass arrival of over 70,000 people from Morocco in the Spanish enclave within hours raises questions about the real causes of the border collapse, the diplomatic tensions with Rabat…
Zelenskyy’s military shake‑up continues – but Fedorov remains out
The Ukrainian president has appointed one of Kyiv’s key peace deal negotiators as the new head of the Foreign Intelligence Service, but the political crisis triggered by the dismissal of…
Hungary’s nuclear crisis tests new PM Magyar’s leadership
Record-low Danube water levels have forced Hungary’s Paks nuclear plant into partial shutdown, cutting output as demand surges. Former governing party Fidesz is seizing on the outage to question the…
Von der Leyen calls for tighter checks and physical barriers following Ceuta crisis
The Commission president moved to defuse tensions with Spain following criticism from across Europe over Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s handling of the Ceuta migration crisis. Read More
Russia fires glide bombs at Zaporizhzhia, killing one and wounding dozens of others
Meanwhile, a Russian strike on a warehouse in northeastern Ukraine over the weekend destroyed 8 million books, the publishing house said, slamming it as an attack on Ukrainian culture. Read…
Two UK universities merge to form country’s first ‘super-university’
The merger comes amid mounting economic pressures facing British universities, including some of the most highly regarded higher education institutions in the world. Read More