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  1. 80 people died trying to get to Ceuta. In Europe, politics could eclipse the tragedy

    A boy stands with a wet shirt as soldiers in full equipment stand around him.

    Under pressure from far-right factions, European Union politicians blamed Spain for the mass crossing at its border with Morocco last week. Their reaction missed the larger human tragedy at play, say migration researchers.

  2. Houthis say they struck Saudi-backed forces in Yemen's Marib city, killing 2

    A member of Houthi security forces mans a machine gun mounted on the back of a patrol vehicle at a rally.

    Yemen's Houthis said on Friday that they struck Saudi-backed forces, depots, vehicles and military equipment at the Sahn al-Jinn camp with a number of missiles and drones.

  3. German politicians praise bus driver's risky move with explosive drone at airport

    A man with a helmet and in a dark uniform is shown with back to the camera walking on tarmac. Nearby is a mechanical device with wheels.

    Chancellor Friedrich Merz held a call on Friday to discuss the incident earlier this week at a German airport, when a drone laden with explosives crashed but did not detonate. Federal prosecutors have launched a counterterrorism probe into the incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport.

  4. 8 dead in Thailand as teen shoots grandparents, then people at school

    A few people are shown, their faces covered, in a group hug, near a vehicle and a photographer.

    A Thai teenager killed at least five people and himself at a ‌school outside Bangkok on Friday after fatally shooting his grandparents, police said, in the Southeast Asian nation's worst mass killing since 2022.

  5. Trump targets birthright citizenship with newly signed executive orders

    U.S. President Donald Trump, seen in a cropped image, while sitting at a desk in the Oval Office.

    U.S. President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Thursday in a new but narrower attempt to curtail birthright citizenship, once again challenging a provision of the U.S. Constitution after the Supreme Court rejected his previous effort.