Politics
Ceuta Is Not a Dead End: Asylum Seekers Can Reach Schengen
The mass entry of migrants into the Spanish enclave raises questions about the security of the EU's external borders. Spain is deploying a floating barrier, while some migrants remain and can apply for international protection.
Croatia
Anušić: Army Not Going to the Border, No Reason for Panic
Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Ivan Anušić stated that current circumstances do not require army engagement at the border, while Interior Minister Davor Božinović emphasized that Croatia will not become a migrant hub.
World
Massive Wave of Migrants from Morocco Enters Spain's Ceuta, Dozens Dead at Sea
In just over 24 hours, between 50,000 and 60,000 people entered the exclave, but most have already returned. The night in the city was marked by incidents and tensions, as the tragic death toll rises to 97.
Croatia
Most Demands Independent Decision-Making on Protection of Croatia's Border
The party criticizes European migration policy after events in Ceuta and calls for the engagement of the Croatian Army alongside the police at the border.
World
Von der Leyen Enlists Dubravka Šuica to Tackle Migrant Crisis in Ceuta
The Croatian Commissioner for the Mediterranean is tasked with coordinating cooperation with Morocco after thousands of migrants breached the border fence and entered the Spanish enclave, sparking a humanitarian crisis.
Crime
At Least 57 Dead at Morocco-Ceuta Border, Tens of Thousands of Migrants Enter Enclave
Politics
Spain Declares End to Migrant Crisis in Ceuta, EU Divided Over Figures
World
Italy Suspends Schengen with Spain Over Ceuta Migrant Crisis