A UN-recognized non-self-governing territory in north-western Africa
Millions of euros in resources are pledged as thousands of migrants cross into Ceuta from Morocco, prompting deployment of forces and calls for swift EU action. Spain asserts control; Morocco cooperates but the crisis tests regional solidarity and border procedures. The situation remains fluid as authorities manage shelters, processing, and returns.
France and Algeria have stepped toward a diplomatic thaw as senior envoys return and talks on security, migration and judicial cooperation resume. The focus remains on Christophe Gleizes, a French sports journalist jailed in Algeria on terror charges, who has withdrawn his appeal in hopes of a presidential pardon.
Lebanese authorities have released Fadel Shaker on bail after questions over allegations including army involvement, funding militias, and money laundering related to the Sidon clashes in 2013. Shaker, once a famed singer, has a long history linked to the Al-Assir faction and subsequent legal proceedings.
France and Morocco have strengthened their security, defence and energy cooperation during a high-level two-day visit, as both nations push for closer economic ties while facing fresh allegations that Morocco used Pegasus spyware against French officials.
France and Morocco are expanding security, energy and investment cooperation amid Pegasus spyware allegations. Lecornu’s visit signals a renewed strategic partnership as Paris seeks stability in North Africa and Rabat presses economic and technological collaboration.
Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey has opened strongly, with critics praising its visual scale and memory-driven focus. The film, shot in IMAX across six countries, reframes Homer’s tale around Odysseus’ determination and the cost of action. Box office and critical reception signal a sharp convergence of cinema and classical myth in a modern spectacle.
Opposition figures in Tunisia remain in deteriorating health under a heatwave in overcrowded prisons. Families report extreme conditions as authorities refuse information, while protests mark five years since the emergency rule crystallizing tensions between Saied’s government and opponents.
Migrant crossings into Ceuta have surged to over 1,500 in recent days, overwhelming reception centers and prompting Spain and Morocco to coordinate a response. Authorities warn of an extraordinary situation as authorities deploy resources to ensure safety and humanitarian aid.
Migrant arrivals at Ceuta from Morocco have surged, with authorities reporting thousands crossing the Tarajal breakwater by sea and on foot. Spain vows an immediate response as the border comes under pressure, with discussions of deploying more police and possibly the army to restore order.
European Union capitals are facing a renewed migration crisis as tens of thousands cross into Ceuta from Morocco, prompting border tightening and a sharpened debate over asylum rules. Death tolls rise and political rifts widen as Spain’s government defends its approach amid protests and international scrutiny.
Thousands of migrants crossing from Morocco have overwhelmed Ceuta’s border, prompting security reinforcements. The surge follows a recent Supreme Court ruling and has drawn European and regional leaders to respond. At least 18-19 people have died as chaos unfolds near Tarajal beach, with families and children among those affected.
Hundreds of thousands have crossed Ceuta’s border with Morocco in a mass surge over several days. Most have returned to Morocco within 48 hours; authorities are installing a floating barrier and tightening border measures as EU members call for an emergency response.
Migrants in Ceuta surged to the Spanish enclave after viral social-media claims open the border, triggering chaotic crossings. About 60,000 reached Ceuta; at least 72 died or were crushed. Most returned to Morocco, but the incident exposed how online rumours can shape dangerous crowd movements.