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Russian officials have highlighted contradictions in Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's statements regarding a potential EU membership referendum, noting legal requirements under Armenia's constitution. Moscow also accused Yerevan of resorting to blackmail in bilateral relations, citing harassment of pro-Russian figures and threats against Russian companies.
Intensifying conflict and seasonal floods have displaced at least 200,000 more people in Sudan since late 2025, the UN migration agency reported. Infrastructure attacks, supply chain disruptions, and funding shortfalls are compounding one of the world's largest humanitarian emergencies.
Turkey's parliament has approved a law establishing a legal framework for the disbandment of the PKK, providing protections for former militants and facilitating the suspension of prison sentences. The legislation is seen as a major step toward ending a conflict that has killed tens of thousands since 1984.
Iran's Supreme Leader has appointed six senior military commanders, signaling preparations for a prolonged confrontation with the US and Israel. Meanwhile, IRGC commander Ahmad Vahidi declared Iran would continue developing nuclear weapons, drawing a firm response from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and warnings from President Donald Trump.
Ceuta's leader has demanded the detention and expulsion of thousands of migrants and asylum seekers following a mass crossing from Morocco. Thousands remain in the enclave facing dire conditions, while Spain's government plans to regularise up to one million undocumented migrants.
Daniel Cohn-Bendit has endorsed Raphaël Glucksmann for France's 2027 presidential election, calling him the only reformist left candidate with a future. Glucksmann is expected to confirm his candidacy soon, with plans to join a Socialist Party primary that also includes rivals like Ségolène Royal, as the left seeks to unite against Marine Le Pen.
A NATO Bombardier Artemis II reconnaissance aircraft was observed circling near Russia's Kaliningrad Region, operating in Polish and Lithuanian airspace and over the Baltic Sea. This marks the second such incident this month. Separately, Polish fighter jets scrambled to escort a Russian Il-20 reconnaissance plane over the Baltic.
Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, faced a mass migration event as tens of thousands crossed from Morocco, sparking diplomatic tensions and a wave of disinformation. The article examines the causes, the responses from key parties, and the underlying demographic and historical factors.
The UK Home Office has told at least 100 EU citizens that their post-Brexit residency rights were granted in error, raising concerns about compliance with the withdrawal agreement. An Italian engineer's settled status was revoked, leaving his non-EU wife without a right to remain.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived in Serbia for his first official visit, holding talks with President Aleksandar Vucic amid ongoing Russian attacks on Kyiv. Serbia, a traditional Russian ally, has so far refused to impose sanctions on Moscow, balancing its EU aspirations against historical ties.
Satellite images reveal an expanding oil spill from the sanctioned tanker Caroline Bezengi, grounded off Oman's coast since June. Experts warn that the monsoon season could cause a much larger spill, while the Omani government responds to the incident. The vessel is believed to be part of Russia's 'shadow fleet' carrying over 800,000 barrels of crude oil.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said Belgrade will do everything to help Ukraine join the European Union quickly, following a meeting with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky in Belgrade. The two leaders also witnessed the signing of a cooperation memorandum on animal health and food safety.
Record-low water levels in Europe's Danube River have exposed World War II warships and other relics, drawing attention to the impacts of drought on the region. The scuttled German fleet, sunk in 1944, is now visible near the Serbian port of Prahovo, while power plants and shipping face disruption.
Spain has introduced temporary border checks on travelers from Italy in response to Italy's similar measures, following a mass migrant influx into Ceuta. The diplomatic rift between the two EU allies has escalated, with Italy rejecting Spain's ultimatum.
One hundred Serbian public activists signed an open letter protesting Vladimir Zelensky's visit to Belgrade, warning it could damage Serbia-Russia relations. The opposition parliamentary group 'Serbia's We – Power of the People' also criticized the visit, citing Zelensky's expired term and Serbia's reliance on Russian gas. The visit is expected to include meetings with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic.
Spain has moved to impose reciprocal entry checks on travelers from Italy unless Italy lifts border controls introduced in response to a migration influx into the enclave of Ceuta. The Italian government rejected Madrid's ultimatum, while analysts call the measures largely symbolic and politically motivated.
Rwanda has confirmed it is in discussions with Italy about potentially hosting asylum seekers, though no deal has been reached. The talks follow Italy's proposal at an EU meeting to create return hubs outside the bloc, a plan that Amnesty International has warned against based on conditions in existing centers in Albania.
Spain has threatened proportional measures against travelers from Italy if Rome does not lift its temporary border controls by August 9. The Italian Interior Minister said the suspension of Schengen rules is preventive and not directed against Spain, while migration trends in the Mediterranean are reported to have decreased in early 2026.
Spanish authorities plan to move around 500 vulnerable unaccompanied minors from the North African enclave of Ceuta to the mainland within weeks, following a mass border crossing of more than 70,000 people in late July. Most have returned to Morocco, but remaining migrants face dire conditions while the government coordinates returns and temporary shelters. The measures have sparked clashes between Madrid and Ceuta's local leaders over deportations versus child protection.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said a referendum on EU accession cannot be held now because there is no subject for the vote. He reaffirmed Armenia's plans to stay in the EAEU while pursuing EU integration, a course Russian President Vladimir Putin said is incompatible.