Migration & Border Tragedy: Spain’s Guardia Civil is still searching the sea off Ceuta after a surge of migrants from Morocco; the death toll has risen to 72, with officials saying many drowned while trying to swim and that 50,000–60,000 people entered the enclave this week. Immigration Rules: Germany’s migration office says permanent residency depends on how long you’ve held a valid residence title (typically five years), with faster routes for EU Blue Card holders under conditions. Visa Crackdown: Germany warns visa applications will be automatically rejected if documents contain false information or are forged, with entries also affecting future Schengen applications. Economy & Industry: Rhine drought is choking shipping and raising costs, while heat has forced nuclear plant shutdowns in parts of Europe. Culture & Tech: Bayreuth’s Wagner festival used AI-generated projections for the first time, but some spectators booed a staging that included historical images. Sports Transfers: Eintracht Frankfurt has signed Nigeria midfielder Raphael Onyedika from Club Brugge on a five-year deal; meanwhile Celtic’s pursuit of Paderborn’s Mika Baur continues after a £4m bid was rejected.