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    Caritas reports highest-ever number of families assisted in Italy, driven by in-work poverty and ageing

    The Catholic charity's annual report, released Tuesday, shows a 1.7% rise in assisted families and a 191% surge in over-65s seeking help over the past decade.

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Europe checks the waterline

Ceuta tests Schengen as Gaza sequencing stalls and low rivers squeeze Europe

Ceuta turned a mass border crossing into a test of Schengen, while Israel and Hamas disputed who must move first under Donald Trump’s Gaza roadmap. Across Europe, record-low rivers restricted shipping and forced power operators to recalculate by the hour.

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  • France wildfire crisis

    Evacuates 2,000 residents as the wildfire in Var intensifies, with officials describing the rapid spread of the blaze as defying comprehension.

  • Southern Italy earthquake

    Injures 21 people and suspends rail services after a magnitude 4.7 earthquake strikes the volcanic region near Naples

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Demography and migration

The Ceuta crisis saw 50,000 to 60,000 people cross into the enclave in less than 48 hours, prompting calls for rapid expulsions and further deepening EU political splits over migration policies.

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