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Ceuta Migrant Surge Shakes European Politics
A migrant surge in the Spanish territory of Ceuta, whose precise causes remain unknown, is already affecting European politics.
The New York Times · 3 Aug, 00:53
Interfaith volunteers rebuild war-damaged Catholic monastery in Lebanon
In the Lebanese town of Zawtar al-Gharbiyeh, local volunteers from different faiths have come together to rebuild a Catholic monastery damaged during the war.
Al Jazeera · 3 Aug, 00:52
Australia: fuel excise cut ends, watchdog on alert; LinkedIn added to news bargaining rules
Australia's temporary fuel excise cut has ended, with the treasurer warning service stations against price gouging. Meanwhile, LinkedIn has been added to the government's news bargaining incentive legislation, requiring major digital platforms to pay for news content.
The Guardian World · 3 Aug, 00:50
At Least 3 Killed, 21 Injured in Blast Near Moscow Restaurant
At least three people were killed and 21 wounded on Saturday evening when a homemade bomb exploded near an Italian restaurant in central Moscow. Russian media reported the death toll may have risen to five, but this was not officially confirmed.
The Moscow Times · 2 Aug, 23:54
France steps up fire prevention amid worst wildfire season in decades
France's worst wildfire season in decades prompts officials to focus on prevention strategies, as reported by Catherine Viette.
France 24 · 2 Aug, 23:53
Italian-led EU mission boards Russian shadow fleet tanker, Reuters reports
An EU naval mission led by Italy boarded a Russian shadow fleet tanker on Sunday to verify its nationality and flag registration, the Italian Defence Ministry said, according to Reuters.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 2 Aug, 23:53
Israeli strikes on Gaza kill at least 13, including children, after Hamas disarmament deal
At least 13 people, several of them children, were killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza for a second consecutive night. The attacks come days after Hamas agreed to a US-backed disarmament plan.
BBC World · 2 Aug, 23:52
US-backed talks planned in Venezuela between government and part of opposition
Venezuela's government and a section of the opposition plan to hold talks, with US support. No specific date, venue, or agenda has been disclosed.
Al Jazeera · 2 Aug, 23:51
US Representative Marcy Kaptur Hospitalised After Vehicle Crash
Marcy Kaptur, the longest-serving woman in US House history, was hospitalised with non-life-threatening injuries after a hit-and-run crash in Toledo, Ohio, on Sunday. The 80-year-old Democrat was a passenger heading to church.
The Guardian World · 2 Aug, 23:50
US, Israel hold off on Iran strikes pending quick deal
US President Donald Trump has said the United States will refrain from major new strikes on Iran if a deal can be reached quickly. The decision follows a phone call with Saudi Arabia's crown prince, who reportedly urged de-escalation.
France 24 · 2 Aug, 22:56
Ukrainian border guards down Russian drone at record altitude of 6,858 m in Chernihiv Oblast
Ukraine's border guards intercepted a Russian ZALA Z-20 reconnaissance drone at 6,858 meters in Chernihiv Oblast, setting a record for the highest confirmed shootdown in the area.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 2 Aug, 22:55
Ukraine says it hit major Russian oil refinery and airfield as Moscow reports eight dead
Ukraine launched overnight strikes deep inside Russia, targeting a major oil refinery and an airfield hosting strategic bombers, while Russia reported eight deaths and 635 drones shot down.
BBC World · 2 Aug, 22:55
Viral video: Driver's 'parking superpower' amuses social media users
A viral video showing a driver repeatedly bumping into a grey car while attempting to park in an apartment courtyard has drawn thousands of views and amused social media users.
Latvijas Avīze · 2 Aug, 22:52
Poll: Half of Americans say Trump has gone too far on deportations
A poll finds that half of Americans believe the president's deportation policy is excessive, while most Republicans continue to back his approach.
Al Jazeera · 2 Aug, 22:50
Firefighters and helicopters battle fast-moving wildfire near Athens
A wind-driven wildfire west of Athens forced evacuations and a large emergency response on Sunday, as flames spread through dry forest near Porto Germeno. Greece is facing a severe wildfire emergency.
Euronews · 2 Aug, 22:50
Helicopters collide in Greece killing 2 as wildfires rage
Two firefighters died when two helicopters collided midair while battling a wildfire west of Athens on Sunday. Greece is fighting multiple blazes, forcing evacuations of thousands.
Politico Europe · 2 Aug, 22:50
At least five killed as Ukrainian drones strike Russian regions, Wildberries warehouse hit again
At least five people were killed in Ukrainian drone attacks across Russia overnight into Sunday, with strikes also hitting industrial sites and another Wildberries warehouse. Russia, in turn, attacked Ukrainian cities with drones and guided bombs, killing at least two.
France 24 · 2 Aug, 21:56
‘They feel emboldened’: Iran leaving Trump with no good way out
Politico reports that Iran feels emboldened and that top White House officials have cautioned against any resolution allowing Iran to control the strait.
Politico Europe · 2 Aug, 21:56
Fetus found in rubble of Israeli strike in Gaza City
Residents searching through the ruins of an Israeli strike in western Gaza City found the body of an unborn baby.
Al Jazeera · 2 Aug, 21:54
Russian general's daughter may be injured in Moscow restaurant explosion
An explosion at a Moscow restaurant on August 1 may have injured Maria Chayko, daughter of Russian Aerospace Forces commander Alexander Chayko. At least five people were killed and 21 injured in the blast.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 2 Aug, 21:54
Two helicopters collide near Athens while fighting forest fires, two pilots killed
Two firefighting helicopters collided near Athens, with both aircraft crashing into a ravine. Two pilots, a Greek and a Danish national, were killed, while the other helicopter's crew made radio contact.
Delfi · 2 Aug, 21:53
Bombing in Pakistan's Swat Valley Kills at Least 14
A suicide bombing in the Swat Valley has killed at least 14 people, according to authorities. The Pakistani Taliban have claimed responsibility for the attack.
The New York Times · 2 Aug, 21:51
Russian drone enters Romanian airspace, then is shot down in Ukraine
A Russian drone entered Romanian airspace, prompting a scramble of Romanian fighter jets; after about 20 minutes it returned to Ukraine, where Ukrainian forces destroyed it.
Euromaidan Press · 2 Aug, 20:57
Hazardous substance leak reported in Poltava Oblast after Russian attack
A leak of a hazardous chemical substance occurred following a Russian attack on critical infrastructure in Poltava Oblast, but the threat was eliminated.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 2 Aug, 20:56
Brazil's Lula, 80, officially launches bid for fourth term, says he's 'in great shape'
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on Sunday formally launched his candidacy for a fourth and final term in October elections, insisting he is in excellent physical condition. His main rival, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, enjoys backing from members of Donald Trump's administration, Argentina's Javier Milei and Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu.
France 24 · 2 Aug, 20:55
Migrant death toll in Ceuta rises to 72 after border surge from Morocco
The death toll among migrants in Ceuta has risen to 72 after five more bodies were found along the coastline. The Spanish enclave is recovering from an unprecedented border influx from Morocco.
Al Jazeera · 2 Aug, 20:54
Healey warns against profiteering on food and fuel, drawing retail backlash
UK Chancellor John Healey has said the government stands ready to stop the public being 'taken for a ride' on prices, while retailers argue the focus should be on the government's own tax increases. The warning comes as the Middle East conflict reignites cost-of-living pressures, with the Bank of England warning inflation could top 4%.
The Guardian World · 2 Aug, 20:53
Latvia has already handed over 187 cars confiscated from drunk drivers to Ukraine this year
Latvia supports Ukraine by donating vehicles seized from drunk drivers to soldiers and medics. This year 187 cars have been transferred, and next week the government is expected to approve 21 more.
LSM (rus) · 2 Aug, 20:49
Euronews evening bulletin: Key stories from Europe and beyond on August 2, 2026
Euronews' evening news round-up on August 2, 2026 covers the most important developments across Europe and the world, including politics, business, entertainment, culture and travel, with an independent European perspective.
Euronews · 2 Aug, 19:55
Two Helicopters Collide While Fighting Wildfire Near Athens; One Crashes
Greek broadcaster ERT reported on Sunday that two helicopters involved in extinguishing a wildfire west of Athens collided, and one of them crashed.
TVNET · 2 Aug, 19:54
Plane with European tourists crashes near Peru's Nazca lines, killing all 13 aboard
All 13 people on a plane that crashed near Peru's Nazca plateau on August 1 died, including 11 tourists and two Peruvian pilots.
ERR (rus) · 2 Aug, 19:53
Ceuta border crisis: Fake news and desperation drove thousands to try to enter
Fake social media news and desperation over living conditions have led to an unprecedented influx of migrants into Spain's exclave Ceuta, where up to 60,000 people attempted to enter.
Delfi · 2 Aug, 19:52
Uganda unveils statue of Israeli PM's brother killed in Entebbe rescue
Uganda has unveiled a statue of Yonatan Netanyahu, the older brother of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who died during the Entebbe hostage rescue 50 years ago. The monument stands outside the old airport terminal where the operation took place.
BBC World · 2 Aug, 19:51
Trump ally Laura Loomer, once pro-Kremlin, says she would 'take care' of Putin after Ukraine visit
Far-right influencer Laura Loomer, a prominent Trump supporter, has abandoned her long-held pro-Kremlin views after traveling to Ukraine, saying that as U.S. president she would ensure Vladimir Putin dies of a sudden heart attack.
Jauns.lv · 2 Aug, 19:51
Suicide bomber kills 14 outside police station in Pakistan’s Swat
A suicide bombing outside a police station in Swat, northwestern Pakistan, has killed 14 people. The blast occurred near a crowd rallying against a surge in violence.
Al Jazeera · 2 Aug, 19:50
Two Helicopters Collide While Battling Wildfire Near Athens; Four Crew Members Missing
Two firefighting helicopters collided while battling a wildfire west of Athens, Greece, leaving four crew members unaccounted for. A search-and-rescue operation is underway as Greece faces multiple wildfires, with three firefighters dead this week.
France 24 · 2 Aug, 18:56