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Prosecutors are examining pre-marked ballots after a Left Party newcomer won a Riksdag seat; a re-run could tilt the election result to the right

Spanish intelligence unit tells judge Moroccan officers guided July mass crossing as Sánchez blamed social-media rumours and foreign actors

Rome decided to extend for a further 15 days the reinstatement of border controls on travellers arriving from Spain, prompting an immediate reaction from Madrid

They were among ​the estimated 5,000 to 8,000 who remain in the Spanish exclave after the mass border crossing two weeks ago

Meloni gave the example by denying to mainstream parties the easy argument that every move to the right is a leap into the unknown

The new security agreement underscores Warsaw and Berlin’s role in European defence, even as tensions over reparations and migration remain unresolved

The system, which stores biometric data and forms a cornerstone of the new framework, experienced problems described as “first-day glitch”

The strongest criticism of the Italian PM was reserved for EU bureaucracy, the Green Deal and the Emissions Trading System

The combination of the family presence, deviations from the schedule, and the migration commentary amplified perceptions of the visit as unconventional

During the campaign, Robert Abela’s party highlighted Malta’s robust economic performance, emphasising governmental experience and administrative reliability

A journalist and a PM clashed, a second MP interfered: nobody won, it was a democratic storm in a teacup

Rising long-term migration contrasts with falling asylum claims, shifting debate from crisis management to structural change