Migration & Borders: Moroccan outlets say social networks helped coordinate young Moroccans’ mass crossings into Spain’s Ceuta, framing it as an image-damaging “occupied” territory narrative; Spain’s Interior Ministry counters that trafficking networks are “instrumentalising” a Supreme Court ruling that blocks automatic sea returns, while also admitting some fence areas were left unguarded. Humanitarian Crisis in Ceuta: Authorities report 1,500+ migrants (including minors) arriving by sea in days, with reception centres “collapsed and saturated,” and calls for a Spanish national emergency and military deployment as arrivals continue through the night. Football Governance Shock: UEFA’s 55 associations back a boycott of FIFA competitions if Gianni Infantino’s plan to sell World Cup stakes to private investors moves ahead, with a September 19 deadline and FIFA Congress votes expected in Morocco next March. Music & Tech: IFPI backs clearer labeling for generative AI music on major charts, including Morocco’s Official MENA Charts. Morocco on Screen & Culture: Moroccan films grabbed 47.24% of 2025 cinema admissions, led by Raouf Sebbahi’s “My Friend,” while North African artists keep reviving early-2000s visual nostalgia in new releases. Sports Spotlight (WAFCON): Banyana Banyana face a must-win in Casablanca after a surprise loss, and Morocco’s city guide leans into matchday culture.