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  • Jun 20

    Spain activates red heat alert as first summer heatwave pushes temperatures to 40°C

    The first heatwave of the summer will grip Spain from Sunday, with red alerts in the Basque Country and orange warnings across ten autonomous communities. Forecasts show daytime highs reaching 40°C in interior valleys and nighttime temperatures holding at 30°C in some cities well past midnight.

  • Jun 1

    Southern Spain Braces for Scorching Start to June as Yellow Heat Alerts Issued Across Córdoba, Jaén and Seville

    Spain's meteorological agency AEMET has activated yellow warnings for high temperatures across several Andalusian provinces on Monday, with thermometers expected to reach 39°C in parts of Córdoba, Jaén and Seville.

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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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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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