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Sánchez turns the Ceuta crisis into a direct fight with PP and Vox
Pedro Sánchez has promised every necessary resource for Ceuta while accusing PP and Vox of using the crisis for political gain. The dispute now covers border policy, citizenship and the right to vote.
Ceuta struggles to house thousands of migrants as street camps return
More than 4,000 migrants remain on Ceuta's streets. New shelter places are being prepared as residents protest and minors report alleged abuse in care centres.
Puigdemont calls Ceuta and Melilla colonies within Morocco
Carles Puigdemont has questioned Spain's position on Ceuta and Melilla. His remarks come as migration pressures drive a new political clash.
Man detained after driving onto White House sidewalk seeking Trump
A driver reached the White House perimeter by driving onto the sidewalk and demanded to see Donald Trump. The president was at Camp David when the man was detained.
Spanish right stalls as internal fights block urgent reforms
Spain’s right-wing parties are tangled in infighting while the country faces deepening economic and social problems. With no coordination, key reforms stall and voters are left waiting for answers.
China changes the rules of global trade as Europe scrambles to keep up
China’s rise as an economic giant has forced Europe to rethink its game plan. Salvador Beltrán breaks down how China’s system, population control, and focus on education have shifted the balance—and what this means for European industries.
Castilla y León ministers lay bare their homes, cars, and debts
Asset declarations from Castilla y León’s top officials reveal sharp differences in personal wealth. From five homes and luxury cars to heavy debts, the disclosures show what the region’s leaders really own.
Torró turns the Ceuta dispute into a new PP confrontation
Rebeca Torró attacked Alberto Núñez Feijóo at a PSOE conference in Alicante. She accused Juan Jesús Vivas of blocking the government’s response to the migration crisis in Ceuta.
PP renews Senate push over Ceuta migration crisis
The PP has again summoned Marlaska, Robles and Albares to the Senate. Their earlier absence led to court action and widened the dispute over the Government’s duty to answer to Parliament.
Europe Recognises Anti-Drug Officers as High-Risk Professionals
The European Parliament has recognised police, border and customs officers fighting drug trafficking as high-risk professionals. The measure also covers port workers, fishermen and others exposed to violence from criminal networks.
Ceuta’s Port Runs Out of Space for Migrants
Ceuta’s new port camp was built for 1,700 people, but more than 2,000 migrants were turned away and sent back to the beaches. The city is now asking the European Union for urgent support.
Ceuta port transfer sharpens PSOE and PP clash
Around 1,700 migrants spent their first night at Ceuta’s port after being moved from nearby beaches. The operation has triggered a legal challenge and renewed the political fight between the PSOE and PP.
Luxury Madrid Penthouse Deal Reveals Systemic Failures in Ayuso Administration
A confidential government dossier on a €6.3 million penthouse in Chamberí exposes a series of inconsistencies in its acquisition, rental, and attempted sale. The case raises pressing questions about oversight and transparency in Madrid’s management of public assets.
Feijoo puts Ceuta and Melilla at the heart of his 2027 plan
Alberto Núñez Feijoo has pledged an integrated strategy for Ceuta and Melilla, including weekly Cabinet attention for both cities. Support from Brussels gives the proposal a broader European framework.
PP and Vox-Run Regions Take In Minors Despite Their Refusal
Castilla y León, Aragón and Extremadura are receiving minors from Ceuta despite pledges by their PP and Vox governments to reject further arrivals. The transfers continue under Spain’s immigration law.
Ceuta faces unprecedented migrant influx with no end in sight
Ceuta has been thrown into turmoil after 70,000 Moroccan migrants entered the city in just two days. With daily life upended and authorities locked in conflict, Spain’s largest migration crisis remains unresolved after fifty days.
Morocco wins renewed backing for Western Sahara from Washington and Israel
Morocco has secured renewed support from the United States and Israel for its autonomy plan in Western Sahara. The three countries will deepen cooperation on security, trade, technology and diplomatic ties.
Europe Tightens Its Response to Drug Trafficking
The European Parliament has backed stronger action against drug trafficking as Spain faces growing pressure along its Atlantic coast and major maritime routes.
Ferreras condemns Ayuso’s response to questions about the penthouse
Antonio García Ferreras has criticised Madrid president Isabel Díaz Ayuso over her response to questions about the disputed Chamberí penthouse, as scrutiny grows over its purchase, intended use and failed resale.
AMA reports two more attacks on its Oviedo stand
The Asociación Moza d’Asturies has reported two further incidents at its Oviedo stand, a week after five people were detained over an assault on its members.
Sanctions Questions Around WR Group Enter the FIDE Election Debate
The campaign for the next president of FIDE has become linked to a dispute over sanctions compliance after Ukrainian MP Oleg Dunda called for scrutiny of Wadim Rosenstein’s business interests.
Feijóo pledges a larger security presence in Ceuta and Melilla
More than 3,000 migrants were moved to a temporary port centre in Ceuta. Feijóo promised tighter border controls and additional security forces if elected.
Ceuta's migrant figures range from 2,000 to 13,000
Official estimates for Ceuta continue to diverge sharply. The latest figures range from 2,000 to 13,000 people, with separate discrepancies over arrivals, returns and unaccompanied minors.
Lagarde revives speculation about an early ECB departure
Christine Lagarde has again refused to rule out leaving the ECB before her mandate ends. Spain is positioning itself for the succession contest, with Pablo Hernández de Cos among the leading names.
European Parliament singles out Sánchez over Ceuta border crisis
A European Parliament resolution directly criticizes Pedro Sánchez for Spain’s handling of the Ceuta migrant influx and raises the possibility of economic sanctions against Morocco. The move exposes sharp divisions in Brussels over migration policy and Spain’s border strategy.
Socialist mayors break ranks over Ceuta crisis
The Ceuta crisis has triggered a rare public split within Spain’s ruling PSOE. Local socialist leaders are now openly defying Pedro Sánchez, exposing deep fractures ahead of next year’s elections.
Milei Replaces Olivos Civil Staff With Military After Economic Data Sparks Tensions
Javier Milei has ordered military personnel to take over management of the Olivos presidential residence, following the release of troubling economic data and a public attack on the press. The move has fueled concerns about his leadership and Argentina's political climate.
Ceuta moves migrants from beaches to port as legal and political pressures mount
Authorities in Ceuta are relocating migrants from makeshift beach camps to a port facility, aiming for safer and more organized conditions. The move comes amid legal rulings and European Parliament pressure on Spain and Morocco.
Defence Minister visits injured soldiers after Ceuta attacks
Two Spanish soldiers were hospitalised after violent attacks in Ceuta. Defence Minister Margarita Robles made an unplanned visit amid a media storm over alleged military aggression. Military associations demand stronger protection for troops.
B'Tselem director warns of deepening impunity in Gaza and West Bank
Yuli Novak, head of B'Tselem, accuses Israel of pursuing a systematic policy of elimination in Gaza and the West Bank. She warns that international inaction fuels impunity. The NGO faces growing threats as the government hardens its stance.
Morocco shifts focus to Israel and US as ties with Spain cool
Morocco, Israel, and the US have agreed to deepen diplomatic and security cooperation, moving forward with embassies and direct flights. The deal comes as Morocco's relationship with Spain grows more tense, with Western Sahara still at the center of regional politics.
Melilla Day ceremony erupts as minister faces boos and Feijóo wins applause
Tensions flared at Melilla’s official celebration as Minister Elma Saiz was loudly booed while PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo received applause. The city’s president accused Madrid of inaction and demanded the return of undocumented migrants.
Venezuelan Opposition Protests Arrest of Exiled Former Mayor After Return
Javier Oropeza, ex-mayor of Torres, was arrested in Barquisimeto just after returning from exile in Spain. The move comes as US-backed talks on political transition begin. Opposition leaders demand his immediate release.
Ceuta stalls as Madrid pushes for urgent transfer of migrant minors
Spain’s Youth and Children Minister is pressing Ceuta to authorize the immediate relocation of unaccompanied migrant minors to the mainland. Madrid says support is ready, but Ceuta has yet to respond.
US grants Iranian president Pezeshkian entry for UN Assembly in New York
The US has approved visas for Iran’s president Masoud Pezeshkian and his team to attend the UN General Assembly in New York. The visit comes during a period of heightened conflict between Washington and Tehran. The Iranian delegation will be smaller than in previous years, and their movements in New York remain tightly controlled.
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