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    UN warns global temperatures will stay at record levels through 2030, with 2027 likely the next hottest year

    The World Meteorological Organization says there is an 86% chance a year between 2026 and 2030 will break the record set in 2024, with a predicted El Niño making 2027 the prime candidate.

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Ceuta drowns, yen gets help

Europe quarrels over Ceuta as Trump pauses Iran strikes and drought hits reactors

Borders, rivers and currencies did most of the moving overnight. Europe argued over Ceuta, Washington and Tehran traded incompatible claims, and drought pushed old energy assumptions into the open.

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  • Search off Symi for missing tourists

    Search continues for five missing passengers after an unmanned sailboat was found drifting off the Greek island of Symi, where one woman has been rescued alive.

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Demography and migration

Spain's establishment of a temporary processing center in Ceuta and the reported return of 25,000 migrants to Morocco represent concrete, albeit localized, developments in managing the ongoing crisis.

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