Ceuta Border Crackdown: Morocco arrested at least 111 people trying to enter Spain’s enclave of Ceuta after online calls for another mass crossing, using tear gas to disperse groups near Fnideq; the attempt comes two weeks after 72,000 surged into Ceuta and at least 96 died. Afghan Rights in Focus: France and other European states warn that five years after the Taliban returned to power, women and girls are still barred from secondary and higher education and rights are “constantly being eroded,” amid worsening humanitarian and security conditions. Campus Antisemitism Probe: Portugal’s attorney general is being asked to investigate antisemitism, incitement and threats at the University of Coimbra after a doctoral student alleged hostile posters, Hezbollah flags, death threats and an assault—leading him to abandon his studies. School Meals Policy: Nebraska lawmakers advanced the Hunger-Free Schools Act via LB966 to expand free breakfasts and lunches for eligible students, with state reimbursement to schools. Student Life & Access: UK universities are offering automatic tuition discounts of up to £8,000 for foreign postgraduate students as visa rules tighten and international enrolment pressures rise. Wildfire Pressure on Europe: France says nearly 500 people have been arrested over suspected wildfire starts since July 1, as heat-driven blazes force evacuations across multiple countries. Learning Innovation: A Romanian student won a €60,000 grant to use AI and GPS data to make Bălți public transport arrival times more predictable, with results planned by December 2026.