Ceuta Crisis: Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta was hit by an unprecedented surge of an estimated 50,000–60,000 migrants from Morocco over about 24 hours, with at least 67 deaths reported as people swam, climbed breakwaters, and pushed through border points; France and Italy moved to tighten controls, including Italy suspending Schengen ties with Spain for a month, while EU interior ministers were set for an urgent meeting and Spain began installing a 500-metre floating barrier. Algeria in the spotlight abroad: In Kansas, Algerian women hosted a free community thank-you celebration in Lawrence for welcoming Algeria’s World Cup team, featuring traditional food, music, and a children’s fashion show. World Cup fallout: A new report says the 2026 World Cup triggered a “managerial guillotine,” with 17 head coaches sacked or resigning and a record that may never be broken. Algerian road tragedy: Algeria’s Civil Protection reported at least 25 killed and dozens injured after a passenger bus overturned in Boumerdès. Fashion & business: Nelly Kids Fashion 2026 in Egypt is set to bring 800 international buyers, including Algeria, to boost children’s apparel exports. Travel policy: The US permanently adopted a visa bond programme for B1/B2 applicants from 50 countries, with Algeria included.