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Forensic examination indicated she had died several days earlier, with initial indications pointing to asphyxiation, though toxicology results were still being processed.
High energy costs, bureaucracy, skilled-labour shortages and external pressures, including US trade policies and Chinese market distortions.
Soldiers say those who remain include men with criminal records and that firearms have been recovered, an account Spanish authorities have not confirmed.
Support for the view that Germany is stable and safe has fallen to 37 per cent in a survey taken a week after the Islamist attack on Berlin's Pride parade.
No minister has lost their post over the mass crossing that brought tens of thousands of people into the Spanish enclave in a single day.
The haul is described as one of the largest involving a single individual in Lower Saxony, northern Germany.
Robles hardened Madrid's tone on Rabat and defended the intelligence services her Interior colleague said had failed to warn him.
The blaze began on Friday morning near Agios Vasileios in the Boeotia region at a site known as Mavro Spithari.
Formerly known as André B., the man from the Apolda area completed the official name and gender change in 2025.
Members of the court say the mass entry into the exclave was a political failure and not a judicial one.
Spain’s scheme offers a one-year renewable residence and work permit to those who can show they lived in the country for at least five months before the end of…
The European Commission has said it stands ready to convene emergency electricity talks after Hungary lost nearly half its generating capacity.
A crater approximately 10 metres wide and 5 metres deep in a field was left by an air bomber launched Russian Kh-101 cruise missile in the village of Tarnawa-Kolonia.
The Interior Ministry put returns to Morocco at 48,300 by July 31, though reporting from the city described migrants still sleeping rough on beaches and hiding in…
Investigators believe the blaze the two crews were fighting began with sparks from a private wind farm network, and two men have been arrested.
Ulf Kristersson has invoked Sweden's own 2015 experience in pressing Madrid not to let the crossings go unanswered.
The Prime Minister blamed smuggling networks for the mass crossing though he directed no criticism at Rabat.
The force was created in 2023 under then prime minister Élisabeth Borne and first deployed in the Alpes-Maritimes department on the Italian border.
Tom Berendsen's intervention has made the Netherlands the second EU government in two days to press Madrid in public.
The image was also adopted as the banner of the account on X of the National Rally (RN), the party led by Jordan Bardella.
Mari Rantanen and Riikka Purra said member states that failed to guard the external border should lose their place in the passport-free zone.
France has frozen the assets of pro-Kremlin commentator Xenia Fedorova for six months, citing legal mechanisms to prevent interference.
The Reform UK leader has said many of those pouring into the Spanish enclave will head for Calais and then Britain.
Swim distances, diving fins and taxi routes to the frontier circulated in public groups for weeks before thousands converged on Fnideq.
Madrid refused to declare a national emergency and sent troops to secure the city rather than the frontier.
Madrid says the Ceuta crossings stem from a Supreme Court ruling and not from its regularisation of undocumented migrants.
Rome's threat has opened a diplomatic rift with Madrid, which summoned the Italian ambassador in protest.
Both regional governments asked for the downgrade, though crews are still fighting active blazes in Zamora, Castellón and León.
The motion argues that a growing "masculinist" movement, which it links to a reactionary right-wing politics, is increasingly challenging feminist policies.
The Hellenic Fire Service logged 37 outbreaks in 24 hours as crews on Crete faced a second day of gale-force winds.
