King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia Visit Ceuta, Calling It Repayment of a Debt
Spain's king and queen made their first official visit to Ceuta, honoring migrants who died and defending Spanish sovereignty over the enclave.
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Spain's king and queen made their first official visit to Ceuta, honoring migrants who died and defending Spanish sovereignty over the enclave.

Crowd estimates for Tuesday's French high school demonstrations ranged widely, with clashes reported in Paris and organizers calling for another march Saturday.

Staff at the Pieterburen seal rehabilitation centre are in tears as bankruptcy looms, with donations reaching €150,000 and research halted.

Finland has voiced strong criticism of a diesel agreement involving Donald Trump and Russian supply, calling it a major letdown.

A managing partner says it is "unthinkable" that solicitor Ammi Burke could work at his firm again, as the Labour Court hears testimony about her conduct.

Brazilian outlets report federal police findings that businessman Vorcaro financed a prostitution ring and recruited refugees for parties.

Swedish activist Greta Thunberg appeared at a school in Saint-Denis as French student protests entered a fifth wave, with 214 lycées closed or occupied.

Lawmakers in Ethiopia have approved a $145.8 million World Bank loan aimed at upgrading the power grid serving Addis Ababa.

A man died after falling from the Goliath roller coaster in Georgia, prompting Six Flags to close nine rides at parks across the country.

A Senior Four candidate has been confirmed dead after an ambulance crash in Agago, Uganda Radionetwork reports.

Houthi attacks on Riyadh expose gaps in Saudi air defenses as the kingdom faces fallout from the U.S. war on Iran, reports say.

The Star, Kenya reports its ranking of the top 10 counties where elderly residents receive Inua Jamii cash transfers.

Washington told Kyiv that loosening diesel trade restrictions could push Moscow back to the negotiating table, according to Xinhua.

A helicopter carrying a Kenyan principal secretary and four others crashed in Kericho, injuring all on board, according to local reports.

Jury selection is set to finish before the comedian and actor's trial on rape and sexual assault charges begins in the UK.

Bulgaria's premier says drones hit two vessels off Byala, sinking one; 11 sailors are missing as NATO weighs its eastern flank posture.

A Peshawar-bound passenger train came off the tracks in Punjab's Multan district, leaving at least five dead and dozens hurt.
NATO's top commander in Europe says the alliance is prepared to fight at once if attacked, while the Kremlin resists a 60-day ceasefire plan.

Two vessels were struck by drones outside Bulgaria, prompting Norway to call in Russia's ambassador, according to Norwegian media reports.

Two people were killed and 16 injured when danjiri festival carts overturned in Osaka, according to Yahoo!ニュース and other Japanese outlets.

Emergency services responded to a house fire in Waterford City early Tuesday where several casualties were removed and fatalities are feared.

A UK fund called Youth Joy is accepting applications from LGBT+ community groups, according to fundsforNGOs.

The US broadcaster said he misspoke after Kenyans objected to his claim that American cities were starting to resemble Nairobi.

Unions turned down a minister's bid for Workplace Relations Commission talks, and a public sector strike is set to hit schools and hospitals.
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