Wildfire containment in France: Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu and Interior Minister Laurent Nunez say the country’s biggest blaze since 1949 is now “under control,” with the Gironde fire near Bordeaux stabilised after burning about 42,000 hectares and destroying around 240 homes; most of the roughly 224,000 evacuees have been allowed back, though officials warn hotspots remain and the danger isn’t fully over. Climate link: World Weather Attribution reports human-caused climate change made the extreme fire weather in Spain far more likely and doubled the odds of severe conditions in France. Ceuta migration shock and EU fallout: Spain has started installing a 500-metre floating barrier at Tarajal after a surge into Ceuta left at least 67 dead; EU interior ministers are set for an urgent meeting as Italy and others push for tougher Schengen moves, while France signals it may reinforce border checks with Spain if needed. FIFA governance fight: Gianni Infantino has scrapped a plan to bring private investors into World Cup profits after backlash from UEFA and others; UK PM Andy Burnham calls for his resignation, while France is watching the wider governance fallout. Health policy: France plans to cut dental reimbursement rates from 60% to 50% from 2027, shifting more cost to patients or complementary insurers.