World
Over 20,000 People Crossed the Russian-Georgian Border Daily
Russian customs service reports record traffic, while Georgia's Interior Ministry denies that only Russian citizens fleeing mobilization are crossing.
Croatia
Police in Čavle Arrest Ukrainian Woman for Migrant Smuggling
Police stopped a vehicle with Ukrainian plates on the A6 motorway and found several foreign nationals inside. The driver was arrested and handed over to the detention supervisor.
World
New Leadership at Ludwigshafen School Following Series of Incidents and Teacher Issues
Karolina-Burger-Realschule plus in Ludwigshafen gets new management after 18 of 56 teachers called in sick, with violence and threats becoming routine.
Politics
Schengen Under Threat: More Border Controls Across the EU
Spain and Italy have introduced controls one after another, and experts warn that the free movement of 450 million Europeans is seriously shaken.
Croatia
Slavonia and Baranja Record More Incoming Than Outgoing Migrants from Abroad for the First Time in Years
Osijek-Baranja County leads with a positive net migration of 681 people, and all Slavonian counties report more arrivals than departures abroad for the first time in years.
Croatia
Dabro: There Is No Talking with Evil, You Shoot at Evil
World
Security Agenda Takes Over EU Migration Policy
World
British Authorities Condemn Arrival of Boat with 230 Migrants as Reckless and Dangerous
World
Italian Minister: Spain's Reaction Is Incomprehensible
World
Madrid Hits Back at Rome: Border Checks for Travelers from Italy
Spain introduced document checks for all air and sea traffic from Italy at midnight, escalating a diplomatic dispute between the two EU members over the migration crisis in Ceuta.
World
Italy Imposes Controls on Flights from Spain
Rome's decision came after more than 70,000 migrants crossed the border in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, with measures applied randomly, from document checks to full screening of entire aircraft.
World
Spain Threatens Italy: Lift Border Controls by Sunday
Madrid claims Rome's measures are unfair and discriminatory, threatening proportionate countermeasures, while both sides cite migration data.
ANALYSIS
Europe This Summer: A Powerless Observer of Its Own Fate
Wars, climate disasters, and migrant waves expose the continent's limited influence over the key crises that directly affect it.
World
Hundreds of Unaccompanied Minors Roam the Streets of Ceuta
Authorities and NGOs disagree on the actual number of children in need of protection, with reception centers operating at 2,600 percent capacity.
World
AI Images and Old Videos Flood Social Media in Ceuta
As tens of thousands of migrants return to Morocco, fake visuals distort the picture of events at the Spanish enclave's border.
Croatia
In Some Places, Deaths Double Births
Koprivnica-Križevci County Loses 791 Residents in a Year, Internal Migration Becomes a Bigger Problem Than Emigration Abroad
World
Europe After Ceuta Embraces Croatia's Approach
Minister Božinović says EU member states are increasingly accepting the stance Croatia has been advocating for nearly a decade, and the crisis in the Spanish enclave has shown how quickly the collapse of one border point can trigger a political conflict across the entire Union.
Croatia
Grmoja Calls for Army at Border, Plenković Fires Back
Most leader cites Ceuta crisis and demands deployment of Armed Forces, while PM says situation is under control with 6,500 police officers guarding the border.
World
Tragedy in the Balearics: 17 migrants die after 15 days at sea
Two survivors rescued off Mallorca, another boat with 15 migrants found off Ibiza. Spain announces €25 million for Ceuta.
World
Migration as a Lever of Pressure: What Happens When Turkey and Morocco Decide to Open Their Borders
The mass attempt by migrants to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has exposed the EU's dependence on cooperation with Turkey and Morocco, which use migrants as a means of pressure.