Italian intelligence has warned that another mass illegal invasion from Morocco into Ceuta could begin within days, possibly as early as 10 August, as security services track renewed online mobilization resembling the campaign behind the 30 July wave. Spain is reinforcing the enclave as thousands from the first storm remain, leaving reception facilities overwhelmed and public order strained.

Hungary’s new foreign-policy establishment is preparing a ‘complete break’ with the MAGA-oriented model, according to the recently appointed leadership of the country’s main foreign-policy institute. Balázs Orbán, former political director of Viktor Orbán, said the shift meant abandoning a ‘sovereign, realist and conservative’ approach for a EU-centred liberal foreign policy.

Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham was knocked to the floor by Chicago Sky’s DiJonai Carrington on Saturday, escalating a dispute that had so far remained verbal and online. The row was sparked by Cunningham’s criticism of transgender participation in women’s sports and was even joined by former NBA players who ridiculed the debate by announcing plans to enter the 2027 WNBA Draft as women.

Real Madrid legend Roberto Carlos and club CEO José Ángel Sánchez paid tribute to Ferenc Puskás at St Stephen’s Basilica in Budapest on Saturday. The ceremony took place before Madrid’s 2–1 preseason win over Ferencváros and ahead of next year’s centenary of the Hungarian legend, which the club has pledged to help commemorate.

Former Supreme Court president András Baka will be the Tisza Party’s candidate for Hungary’s presidency, Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced on Saturday, three days before parliament votes on Tamás Sulyok’s successor. His nomination carries double-edged symbolic symmetry: Baka’s own term was cut short under Fidesz, just as Tisza has now ended Sulyok’s presidency through constitutional engineering.

At least five migrant girls aged 14 or younger have allegedly been raped in Ceuta, according to reports from the Spanish enclave invaded by 72,000–80,000 from Morocco last week. NGOs said that around 4,000 to 7,000 unaccompanied minors are still in the city, with reception centres operating at 2,600 per cent of their capacity, creating fertile ground for sexual assault, trafficking and exploitation.

Hungary’s governing Tisza Party will recommend three presidential candidates to its parliamentary group before Tuesday’s vote, Prime Minister Péter Magyar said. The shortlist appears to be the culmination of the party’s social media casting after Judit Polgár’s failed nomination, with former Supreme Court president András Baka emerging as the clear media favourite.

Sebastian Mihai Caraba, a Hungarian Romanian national with a previous credit-card-fraud conviction, is awaiting deportation from the United States after ICE officers arrested him in Washington, DC. His case soon sparked an online comment war, as Hungarians and Romanians traded jokes and insults over whose criminal he was and which country should receive him.

Paula Solanas de Miguel, a 27-year-old Red Cross volunteer who taught children and teenagers to identify gender violence, was stabbed to death by her Moroccan boyfriend as she prepared to leave him. Her killing became Spain’s 33rd fatal case of partner violence this year and has revived scrutiny of the disproportionately large share involving foreign nationals.

Croatia’s JANAF will transport 2.05 million tonnes of crude for MOL in 2026 under a retroactive take-or-pay agreement, ending the immediate contract gap after months of dispute. The volume is still modest compared with Druzhba supplies, yet Adria could become the backbone of Hungary’s gradual break with Russian oil if sustained capacity is demonstrated.