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• Parliament's Monsoon Session 2026 was adjourned until 2 pm on Monday, with the FCRA Bill expected to be tabled. • The Opposition is preparing to protest against alleged police action targeting demonstrators in Delhi, leading to expectations of a stormy session.

• India's Parliament Monsoon Session entered its third week on Monday, with the government focusing on advancing key legislation in the Lok Sabha. • A parliamentary panel is scheduled to question Big Tech executives following a controversy regarding Meta's removal of a post by the Prime Minister.

• A scuffle erupted during a press conference held by Independent MP Pappu Yadav at his Delhi residence on Sunday. • The confrontation began after a man questioned the MP regarding a skit performed by the opposition concerning the Ram Temple.

• One Nation has announced eight candidates for the upcoming Victorian state election in November, including a former Liberal member and a film animator. • Party leader Pauline Hanson has banned the ABC and The Guardian from attending the party's press conferences.

• The U.S. Senate voted to acquit former President Donald Trump on charges of inciting an insurrection. • The trial concluded with a decision that Trump would not be convicted, despite the gravity of the charges regarding the January 6th Capitol riot.

• Spain has triggered two days of emergency EU talks following the arrival of over 50,000 migrants in the northern African territory of Ceuta. • The surge in arrivals has intensified an already bitter debate within the European Union regarding migration management and border security.

• The European Union is adopting a strategy of "strategic patience" rather than immediate retaliation in response to escalating trade threats from the Trump administration. • Brussels and Berlin are closely coordinating on a U.S. probe into drug pricing, fearing it may serve as a blueprint for future investigations into pharmaceutical policies in France and Italy.

• A mass migration crossing into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has created a diplomatic crisis, dominating the EU agenda during Ireland's first month of its presidency. • Irish Justice Minister Jim O Callaghan convened a meeting of the EU's integrated political crisis response mechanism following discussions with Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska.

• Spain has condemned Italy and France after the two nations implemented stricter border controls and targeted checks on arrivals from Spanish territory. • The diplomatic tension follows a massive migrant crisis in Ceuta, where between 50,000 and 60,000 people attempted to enter Spain from Morocco.

• Two people were killed after firefighting helicopters collided while battling a wildfire in Greece, according to the report's headline. • In a separate incident, police and officers from Punjab and Sindh provinces were deployed to secure elections against potential disruptions.

• President Trump announced that talks regarding the US-Iran conflict will resume on Monday after he previously called off planned strikes. • Former Palestinian Authority leader Mohammed Dahlan claimed that Jared Kushner is working with Israel to halt attacks on Gaza, though the White House and State Department have not yet commented.