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- Death toll rises to 67 as 50,000 migrants enter Ceuta from Morocco
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- Thousands of migrants surge into Spanish enclave Ceuta as crisis escalates
- AFC calls for transparency after FIFA drops investment plan for World Cup
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- U.S. probes possible Iranian involvement in cyberattack on water systems in seven states, including Minnesota
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Ceuta’s Temporary Immigrant Stay Center has closed to new male arrivals due to severe overcrowding, following a surge of 50,000 migrants from Morocco, resulting in 67 deaths.
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) welcomed FIFA’s decision to cancel plans for a private stake sale in the World Cup. AFC President Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa emphasised the importance of transparent consultation on any future initiatives affecting global football governance.
The search continues for British surfer Arran Strong, 28, who went missing while paddleboarding near Arrifana beach, Portugal, after separating from his board.
A four-year-old British girl has drowned in a hotel swimming pool in Lanzarote, prompting emergency responses and raising concerns over child supervision near water.
JD Vance discusses US-Iran talks in Switzerland aimed at ending the war in the Middle East, but the Iranians have the edge and demonstrated that when they temporarily walked out after threats made by US President Donald Trump.
Authorities in Carpentras, southern France, discovered two young children unresponsive in a parked car during a severe heatwave, prompting urgent investigations.
Far-right lawyer Abelardo De La Espriella has secured a narrow victory in Colombia’s presidential run-off, earning 49.7% of the vote against left-wing Senator Ivan Cepeda’s 48.7%. The close results will challenge De La Espriella in working with a divided Congress on his proposed policies.
Severe lightning strikes during a handball competition in Rastatt, Germany, leave at least ten people injured, with one sustaining serious injuries.
Bolivia’s authorities report no active road blockades following President Rodrigo Paz’s state of emergency declaration amid ongoing protests. The measure allows military support for police. While agreements in Santa Cruz suggest progress, human rights groups have documented at least 17 fatalities linked to supply disruptions.
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