Ceuta Migration Crisis: Spain’s Senate approved a PP motion reproving the Government over the July 30-31 migrant surge in Ceuta, naming Interior, Foreign Affairs, Defence, Health and Equality ministers, while the EU has now approved €114.7m in emergency aid to reinforce borders, support minors’ reception and fund returns, with Frontex, Europol and EUAA stepping up. Ceuta Intelligence & Transparency: Spain also moved to declassify Ceuta crisis documents after earlier disputes, including an intelligence early-warning alert sent to Morocco ahead of the fence assault. Housing & Tourism Rules (Balearics): The Balearic Parliament backed proposals to prioritise residents in housing, require minimum local residence to buy, limit tourist places and ban new tourist apartments, while urging Spain to avoid promotional actions tied to the islands. Climate Emergency Measures: Ecological Transition minister Sara Aagesen announced €20m for small municipalities to improve wildfire preparedness and €3.5m to study climate misinformation. EU Fisheries Fight: Spain asked Brussels to review a ban on bottom fishing in 87 Atlantic areas after a Spanish-backed study found limited seabed impact from bottom longlining. Public Order & Rights: Interior opened urgent disciplinary proceedings after police assaulted a minor FC Barcelona supporter in Elche for carrying Catalan independence symbols. International Sanctions on Settlements: Spain is among countries backing UK-led restrictions on trade in goods from illegal Israeli settlements, with Pakistan welcoming the move. Local Crime: Guardia Civil arrested a man after a stabbing of his partner in Gran Canaria; the woman is in surgery with a reserved prognosis.