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Topic: europe

A Spanish league match at a packed stadium (file photo).
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Friday, 7/10, 09:54 AM

Six of eight: why Europe is dominating the 2026 World Cup

  • Six of the eight teams left in the 2026 World Cup are European, a lopsided quarterfinal field that has revived an old question about why the continent keeps producing the deepest, most tactically polished national sides.
  • Only Argentina and Morocco have broken through the European wall.
The Puerta del Sol square in Madrid.
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More Than a Million Apply as Spain Opens a Path to Legal Status

  • A Spanish program offering legal status to undocumented migrants already living in the country has drawn an extraordinary response — migrant-rights groups estimate more than a million applications by its June 30 deadline — putting Spain at odds with a Europe that is mostly tightening its borders.

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