Ceuta: Spanish Army Hunts Migrants ↗
Front page leadA report from Ceuta details how Spanish soldiers were seen pursuing young Moroccan migrants, with nearly forty being detained by police for expulsion.
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Trump Announces Resumption of Iran Negotiations ↗
Trump claims negotiations with Iran will resume, but Tehran and mediating countries have not confirmed. Tensions remain high in the Strait of Hormuz following a reported explosion near a tanker.
Danube Drought Dries Up Eastern Europe ↗
The historical low water levels of the Danube River are causing concern across Eastern Europe, highlighting the region's vulnerability and unpreparedness for climate change.
Gianni Infantino's Days at FIFA's Helm Numbered ↗
FIFA President Gianni Infantino faces unprecedented pressure, with key advisors withdrawing support and numerous federations challenging him due to his commercialization drive and alignment with Donald Trump.
Antisemitism: Government Discreetly Generalizes Controversial Definition ↗
Despite the rejection of a related bill, the French government is attempting to implement a controversial definition of antisemitism that critics say blurs the lines between anti-Semitism and criticism of Israel.
Facing Fires, Government Tinkers While Risk Skyrockets ↗
Despite claims of increased budgets for civil security, the means allocated to fighting forest fires are stagnating, leading to an explosion of risk.
Dunkirk: The 'Banana Port' Cares for its Image ↗
This is the third episode in a series about bananas, focusing on how the port of Dunkirk has managed its image as a hub for Caribbean bananas and exotic fruits since the 1990s.
In Ireland and Spain, Sacrificed Moderators of TikTok and Facebook ↗
Under the guise of developing AI moderation, digital platforms are laying off precarious workers in Ireland and Spain after exposing them to hundreds of traumatic contents daily.
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