Wildfire Crisis: Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez says the country is seeing “light at the end of the tunnel” as some evacuation orders are being lifted, but warns the next hours could still be tough with another heatwave forecast; meanwhile, France and Spain remain on high alert with tourists among the roughly 330,000 people evacuated, including a couple forced to hitchhike 42 miles to reach safety as trains were cancelled. Climate Warning: The UN climate chief called the situation a global emergency, saying climate-driven disasters are reaching “nightmare proportions” as temperatures rise again. Travel Disruption: Spain’s DGT is updating a live map of road closures and restrictions from active fires, while insurers warn demand may rise as coverage gaps push more homeowners toward private policies. Housing Politics: Spain’s left-leaning government has postponed a major housing decree until September, citing lack of parliamentary support, as it negotiates rental and affordability reforms. Football & Culture: Marc Cucurella keeps his World Cup promise with a tattoo of coach Luis de la Fuente; and Premios Juventud will hold its awards ceremony in Europe for the first time in Marbella on Sept. 3.