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Hundreds protest against migration in Spanish cities

Thousands take to the streets in several Spanish cities, demanding stricter migration controls and criticising the government's approach, amid concurrent protests by the left.

Hackers breach three UK airports, 8.7 million people's data at risk

Attack on Manchester Airports Group exposed vulnerabilities, with attackers publishing personal data of over eight million people in a publicly accessible location.

Putin: Zelensky's proposal to close the sky is terrorism

The Russian president condemned the Ukrainian leader's statement, calling it a threat, as both sides confirmed an escalation in the airspace.

Australia: drones monitor beaches for safety

Surf Life Saving New South Wales has introduced a new beach surveillance system using drones to monitor marine life, including sharks, with the aim of protecting swimmers.

Trump administration introduces strict rules for children's passports

New regulations require strict evidence of parents' citizenship, sparking legal challenges and lawsuits.

Markey wins Democratic primary in Massachusetts

The senior senator defeated a younger representative, securing the Democratic nomination for a third term.

Norwegian crown prince takes oath following father's death

King Haakon VIII succeeds his father, while Queen Mette Marit is absent from the ceremony for health reasons; a diplomatic incident is recorded in Italy over defence ministry appointments.

Naval Group signs deal with Sweden, offer to Croatia

French company Naval Group has signed a deal with Sweden for four frigates, while simultaneously offering Croatia the construction of two new warships.

US writer Wendell Berry has died

The American writer and essayist has died at the age of 92, leaving behind a rich literary legacy and a deep influence on the thinking of the relationship between humans and nature.

Australia: Flood in Nepal, telemedicine reforms and political tensions

The foreign minister warns of missing persons as parliament debates telemedicine, while political tensions escalate.

Kosovo: Government and opposition agree on new president

Burnham announces reforms: greater public ownership and stricter penalties

Shooting in Swiss town of Aarau: one dead, five injured

Police are investigating the motives behind the attack, with shells of different calibres found at the scene.

UK podcast discusses exit from EU and bedroom tax

In the latest episode of 'Politics Weekly', analysis focuses on the possibility of the UK's re-entry into the European Union, as well as financial aspects of the political landscape, including donations to Andy Burnham and reform of the bedroom tax.

Nepal: Floods cause hundreds of casualties, Australia sends aid

Chinese and Nepalese authorities confirm at least 810 dead, as access to affected areas is hindered, but Australia is preparing aid.

Flood in Grand Canyon: 62 people evacuated, no serious injuries

The flood affected Bright Angel, with 62 people evacuated without injury, although initially more missing were reported.

Iran strikes military targets in Jordan in response to US attack

Iran has carried out an attack on military targets in Jordan in response to a US strike on Iranian rocket launchers, marking part of an escalation in a conflict that has been ongoing for more than six months.

Arrests following ferry sinking near Turkey, 22 people missing

Captain and seven crew members arrested, while remaining 22 people are still missing at sea following the explosion on board.