World
Tunnels in the EU: Frontex Accuses Belarus
The European Border and Coast Guard Agency claims that tunnels used by migrants to enter Lithuania, Latvia, and Poland could not have been built without the knowledge of Belarusian authorities.
World
The Secret Logistics Behind the Migrant Crisis
Analyst Tonči Tadić claims that 50,000 people could not have been moved without state logistics, while Morocco rejects the accusations and says Madrid was warned. Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez blames 'mafia-like human traffickers'.
World
Drama in the English Channel: 157 Migrants Rescued
Passengers were forced to jump into the sea at the border of French and British waters. All were rescued with no reported casualties.
World
Dramatic in Ceuta: Death Toll Among Migrants Rises to 88, Thousands Refuse Return to Morocco
The Spanish enclave on the African coast remains the scene of a serious migrant crisis. As authorities recover bodies from the sea, field reports reveal chaos and conflicting claims about the number of people remaining in the city.
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.
