EU Migration Crisis: Spain says nearly all of the roughly 50,000 migrants who surged into Ceuta have turned back, after 57 deaths were reported and Spain’s PM defended the response while legal hurdles complicate returns. FIFA Fallout: Gianni Infantino has scrapped the FIFA Forward Enterprise plan to sell stakes in World Cup-related assets after UEFA and federations pushed back, following adviser resignations and boycott threats. Moldova’s EU Path: Moldova highlights SEPA savings and energy/hydrological alerts, while courts deliver major rulings in high-profile corruption and extremist-organization cases tied to the Shor-linked network. AI & Copyright: Germany’s courts dealt a major blow to AI music maker Suno, ruling it violated copyright—fueling a wider fight over training without licensing across Europe. Right to Repair: The EU Right to Repair Directive kicks in on 31 July, tightening repairability rules and after-sales obligations for products sold in the EU. Culture & Cities: Copenhagen and other Western European cities keep topping livability rankings, with “human-centric” urbanism framed as the real driver of belonging. Travel & Culture Events: A new DatJazz Festival debuts in Datça, and FILMLINK backs regional film development in Tartu and Liepāja.