Spain Official Dismissed After Publishing Data on 49,000 Migrants Arriving in Ceuta
The government administration of Spain immediately dismissed the official responsible for communications at the Department of National Security (DSN).
England and Wales recorded the driest July on record
In Hungary, a new heatwave nearly led to the first shutdown in 44 years of the country’s only nuclear power plant.
Fires Divide France: Residents Claim They Were Abandoned for Wealthy Areas Where Clooney and Pitt Live
France battles massive forest fires and a new heatwave, with residents claiming abandonment for wealthy areas.
US helps Japan curb yen’s decline, why?
The US and Japan conducted a currency intervention to support the weakening yen, addressing economic concerns.
Trump: US Will Not Lift Naval Blockade Until Agreement or Complete Surrender of Iran
Former US President Donald Trump stated that the naval blockade will continue until an agreement is reached or complete surrender.
Study: Schoolchildren Who Join Social Media Early Lag in Learning by About Six Months
Study finds children using social media at 11-12 years old lag in learning by about six months.
Trump administration asked military to propose ‘creative’ ways to pressure Iran
The U.S. military seeks creative ways to pressure Iran after previous measures failed.
“Main responsible is Sanchez”: Spanish opposition criticizes government over Ceuta crisis
Spain’s opposition blames PM Sanchez for Ceuta crisis, criticizing government’s handling of migration and security.
Infantino sought Trump’s support after failure of World Cup stakes sell-off plan
FIFA President Gianni Infantino sought support from Donald Trump after abandoning a plan to sell a stake in FIFA’s commercial structure.
Meloni to push for creation of migrant repatriation centers in Africa
Giorgia Meloni pushes for migrant return centers in Africa during EU migration crisis talks.