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Sánchez and more than 20 other EU leaders convene emergency summit on the Ceuta crisis

Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has accused EU member states of “prejudice” and “selfishness” in the wake of the migration crisis in Ceuta. More than 20 other European leaders are calling for an emergency summit on the situation. The Schengen Agreement, which has struggled to function since Angela Merkel opened the floodgates 11 years ago, is now under threat.

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Fauci’s body language during Senate hearing sent “clear signals of deception”

During this week’s intense Senate hearing in Washington, Anthony Fauci was grilled over COVID-19 policy. Now, a well-known body language expert claims that Fauci’s non-verbal communication displayed “clear signs of deception”.

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US considers striking Iran’s energy infrastructure

US plans heavier strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure than before and has involved Israel in the plans, CBS sources say. The attacks could take place over the weekend. Iran is already announcing retaliatory strikes.

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The situation in Ceuta, Spain, is out of control

More than 50,000 migrants, mainly young men, have stormed the border from Morocco into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta in the biggest migrant crisis in Spain since 2021. Videos on social media show the migrants behaving aggressively, setting cars alight and attacking the police by throwing stones.

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Italy suspends Schengen with Spain over Ceuta

Italy has suspended the Schengen Agreement with Spain because of the uncontrolled influx into the exclaves of Ceuta and Melilla. The move could set a precedent for other countries that fail to protect the EU’s external borders.

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Nikoline laid to rest as investigation yields conflicting accounts

This morning, the funeral of Nikoline Piwoni Høie was held at Trinity Church (Trefoldighetskirken) in Arendal. The investigation appears to have stalled, even though many difficult questions remain unanswered.

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Sánchez suddenly concerned about violated sovereignty

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says the tens of thousands of people who have poured into Ceuta and Melilla in recent days have violated Spanish sovereignty. That’s probably a bit late in the day, given the sequence of events. The head of the police union says it’s chaos on the ground. He speaks of total collapse.

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The Left prevents Document journalists from taking part in memorial gathering of murder victim

Journalist Espen Teigen and presenter Jannicke Almenning were due to deliver speeches at a memorial gathering for Maren Sømme, who was murdered in Jæren. On the very day of the event, both speakers were cancelled following serious allegations from the far left.

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People dump rubbish directly in nature to save a few pounds

The Utsikten shelter (gapahuk) on Hovinfjellet in Ullensaker is a popular hiking destination. The area has now been used as an illegal dumping site for a large load of rubbish. Photo: Ullensaker Municipality / Facebook.

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Trump says he has reached agreement with Hamas on full disarmament

US President Donald Trump says the Board of Peace has reached an agreement with Hamas on full disarmament. Hamas has confirmed the agreement. Israel, however, has reacted sceptically, indicating that it will not withdraw until the entire Gaza Strip has been disarmed.

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