A ferry carrying 134 passengers and crew caught fire near Coron in Palawan province, leaving at least five dead and dozens missing. Philippine authorities said rescue figures could change as search operations continue.
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Declassified Spanish intelligence documents show authorities in Spain and Morocco were warned about social media calls for a mass crossing into Ceuta a day before more than 72,000 migrants entered the enclave. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says the warnings did not indicate the scale of the crisis that followed.
The US designated Ecuador’s Los Tiguerones gang as a foreign terrorist organization and pledged to seek $45 million in security funding for Quito. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the move during a regional trip focused on counternarcotics cooperation with right-wing governments.
Joshua Cammidge, 31, of Swindon, has been charged under the UK National Security Act over alleged contact with a person linked to Russia’s GRU Volunteer Corps. Prosecutors say he is accused of assisting a foreign intelligence service and preparatory conduct.
Zion Mitchell, a 21-year-old Georgia National Guard member deployed in Washington, faces felony charges after allegedly pointing a pistol at a fellow Guard member during an argument over hairstyle regulations. The incident comes amid an extended National Guard deployment tied to President Trump’s crime task force in the city.
Russian drones killed two people at a Ukraine-Moldova border crossing, while Ukrainian drones killed four in Novorossiysk, Russian officials said. The attacks came as US-led diplomatic efforts continued, with Moscow and Kyiv still divided over direct talks.
Jurors in Lindsay Clancy’s Massachusetts murder trial described deep divisions and reasonable doubt after the case ended in a mistrial. The jury split 11-1, and prosecutors have not said whether they will retry her.
French authorities are investigating after female Eiffel Tower employees were sidelined during a private visit by the Hindu group BAPS. The incident prompted a staff strike, a temporary closure and criticism from French officials.