Presidential politics move fast. What we’re watching heading into a new week on the 2020 campaign:

Media reports say a van carrying 52 migrants has smashed through border barriers between Morocco and Spain to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.

Hundreds of students from a New Delhi university are in a stand-off with police, who have stopped their march toward parliament to protest increased student housing fees.

Indonesian police say they have arrested 43 suspected militants believed to have links to last week?s suicide attack at a busy police station in the country?s third-largest city.

The Latest on news from the Dubai Air Show (all times local):

The Baltimore Museum of Art will add only artwork created by women to its permanent collection in 2020.

The Tokyo Olympic marathons and race walks, moved last month to the northern city of Sapporo to avoid the capital?s summer heat, are likely to start and finish in the city?s Odori Park.

The leaders of Britain?s three biggest national political parties are making their pitches to business leaders, trying to persuade skeptical industries that they can end years of economic uncertainty over Brexit.

The New York Times and The Intercept say they have reviewed hundreds of pages of purported Iranian intelligence documents that detail Iran?s massive influence in neighboring Iraq.

A leading human rights group says the deadly crackdown in Sudan against pro-democracy protesters in June may have amounted to a crime against humanity.