Italy has suspended free movement with Spain, a rare bilateral break with Schengen rules, in response to Spain's handling of the migrant surge at Ceuta. The move signals growing strain on Europe's borderless zone and raises concerns that member states will increasingly act unilaterally over migration.
A dinghy carrying 157 people capsized in the English Channel after its engine caught fire. The incident underscores the extreme dangers migrants face on one of the world's busiest shipping routes. Rescue operations were launched to save those aboard.
A landslide struck a mountain monastery in Ethiopia while worshippers were gathered for a prayer service, causing multiple deaths. The incident highlights the dangers of remote religious sites and the need for better disaster preparedness in the region.
Some Palestinian patients have returned to Gaza, though thousands remain waiting for medical evacuation. The movement of patients highlights the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the enclave, where access to healthcare is severely limited. The disparity between those who returned and those still waiting underscores the challenges of medical evacuations during conflict.
HSBC reported £7.5bn in profits, prompting campaigners and politicians to urge a windfall tax on UK banks to fund cost-of-living assistance. The earnings highlight the contrast between soaring corporate profits and household financial strain. A levy could raise significant revenue to support struggling families.
An investigation found that plastic waste shipped from the UK to Turkey is being illegally burned or dumped, contaminating soil and water in the Cukurova agricultural region. This exposes the environmental and health damage of "waste colonialism," threatening food safety and local communities.
Major oil companies are posting sharply higher profits as the Middle East war pushes energy prices up. President Trump publicly criticized the soaring earnings. This highlights the tension between industry gains and consumer costs amid geopolitical instability.
A new analysis reveals that general practitioners' current breast cancer screening guidelines fail to flag 95% of women who later go on to develop the disease. The findings suggest many at-risk women are being overlooked for preventive measures or early checks. This could prompt calls for revised, more personalized risk assessment in primary care.
A coalition of US states has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, arguing that new tariffs imposed on 60 trading partners are unconstitutional. The legal challenge seeks to block the tariffs, which could have wide-ranging effects on international trade and domestic prices.