Wildfire Pressure on Europe’s Holiday Plans: Fire crews in south-west France are still battling “hot spots” after a blaze that scorched 42,000 hectares and forced 224,000 people to flee, with 144,000 now allowed back; the EU emergency chief warns the risk could spread to Greece and central Europe. Ceuta Border Shock and Schengen Tensions: Spain says around 60,000 people crossed into Ceuta from Morocco in 24 hours, with at least 34 deaths reported; Pedro Sánchez calls it an attack on Spain’s territorial integrity and blames trafficking gangs, while EU leaders debate whether Schengen cooperation could be suspended. Drought Hits River Cruises: Record-low Danube levels are disrupting tourism and boat traffic across Central Europe, with the river at 23 cm in Budapest and expected to drop further as heat continues. Germany’s Counterterror Citizenship Move: Germany has stripped citizenship from only two dual nationals since 2019 under the combat-abroad rule, despite about 1,150 Islamists leaving for Syria/Iraq since 2011. Travel Safety Watch: Switzerland is helping fight European fires, but cooperation may be strained as extreme weather escalates.