Key Points
- Fires in Europe
- Earthquake in Japan
- Migrant surge in Ceuta
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While fires continue to rage in Europe, a earthquake in Japan has killed dozens of people. In Bulgaria, water levels have dropped to a record low, and a mammoth fossil has been discovered. Meanwhile, thousands of people attempted to enter Ceuta, but later returned home.
We're looking back at the most striking images of the week with France 24 news agency.
European fires, the earthquake in Japan, and the migrant surge in Ceuta are some of the major news events affecting the world.
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- Why did the fires in Europe start?
- The exact cause of the fires in Europe is unknown, but factors such as weather conditions and human activities may be to blame.
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- It has been reported that dozens of people died in the Japan earthquake.
- What caused the migrant surge in Ceuta?
- The migrant surge in Ceuta is due to thousands of people attempting to enter this region of Spain.
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