French minister: after the incident in Ceuta, EU ministers agreed that the Schengen area is not a problem
The French Minister of the Interior said on Tuesday that European Union (EU) ministers agreed that the Schengen area is not a problem.
The French Minister of the Interior said on Tuesday that European Union (EU) ministers agreed that the Schengen area is not a problem.
More voices are accusing Morocco of instigating the crisis in Ceuta, and the leader of this Spanish enclave called last week’s mass border crossing an attempt on Spain’s territorial…
Interior Minister Martynas Katelynas, who discussed recent events in Ceuta with colleagues from EU countries in a video conference on Tuesday, says that without a strong external Union…
The Spanish Minister of the Interior on Tuesday faced a tense confrontation with ministers from other European Union (EU) countries during negotiations that the bloc urgently held via video conference…
European Commission (EC) President Ursula von der Leyen on Monday called for unified action in the field of border security after a surge of migrants to…
Last week, when Spain faced a massive influx of migrants to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on the North African coast, Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys…
The Moroccan Ministry of the Interior on Sunday announced for the first time the number of deceased migrants. They tried to reach Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, last week –…
The migrant crisis in Ceuta ended as quickly as it began. However, it was only part of a much larger problem.
Migrant crisis in Spain – fifteen points about a complex phenomenon, writes Linas Kojala, head of the Geopolitics and Security Studies Center, and emphasizes the things that need…
Most of the approximately 60,000 people who flooded into the Spanish enclave in North Africa voluntarily returned to Morocco within 48 hours. This was the largest mass influx of migrants into this territory. Read more Newcomers settled in a prestigious location did not expect such a surprise: moisture and mold in the underground premises “The…