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Canada Prepares for a Long‑shot US Invasion, Though Experts Say It’s Unlikely
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Canada Prepares for a Long‑shot US Invasion, Though Experts Say It’s Unlikely

In Spain, a nationwide wave of tenant protests erupted after the government rejected emergency housing legislation, sparking up to 50 marches across major cities. The protests were sparked by the eviction of an 87‑year‑old woman who could not afford a steep rent rise, which ignited public outrage. Protesters demand lower rents, an end to evictions, and a ban on investment funds buying residential properties. The failure of the two decrees has pushed calls for a general strike and raised the possibility of an early general election.

In Spain, a nationwide wave of tenant protests erupted after the government rejected emergency housing legislation, sparking up to 50 marches across major cities. The protests were sparked by the eviction of an 87‑year‑old woman who could not afford a steep rent rise, which ignited public outrage. Protesters demand lower rents, an end to evictions, and a ban on investment funds buying residential properties. The failure of the two decrees has pushed calls for a general strike and raised the possibility of an early general election.

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Student protests over education policy have turned violent, forcing riot police to clash with demonstrators and leading to the closure of over 700 schools. More than 1,700 individuals were arrested, and several schools suffered significant damage, including arson and vandalism. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez described the unrest as “sliding into riot and urban violence,” while Education Minister Édouard Geffray accused non‑students of hijacking the movement. Union support has increased, and parents fear further escalation, especially with the 2027 presidential election looming.

Student protests over education policy have turned violent, forcing riot police to clash with demonstrators and leading to the closure of over 700 schools. More than 1,700 individuals were arrested, and several schools suffered significant damage, including arson and vandalism. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez described the unrest as “sliding into riot and urban violence,” while Education Minister Édouard Geffray accused non‑students of hijacking the movement. Union support has increased, and parents fear further escalation, especially with the 2027 presidential election looming.

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A dual British‑Iranian national was taken into custody in Westminster over possible terrorist preparations linked to RAF Fairford. He was released on bail after police searched two local properties and found no additional evidence. Following the arrest, five UK nationals from London were also detained and later released on police bail. The incident followed a major event at RAF Fairford where dozens of homes were evacuated after suspicious vehicles were spotted. Authorities continue to investigate the situation and urge public vigilance.

A dual British‑Iranian national was taken into custody in Westminster over possible terrorist preparations linked to RAF Fairford. He was released on bail after police searched two local properties and found no additional evidence. Following the arrest, five UK nationals from London were also detained and later released on police bail. The incident followed a major event at RAF Fairford where dozens of homes were evacuated after suspicious vehicles were spotted. Authorities continue to investigate the situation and urge public vigilance.

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