A 2021 soccer game rumor sparked Europe's first massive migrant influx.
Pedro Sánchez
Spain and Morocco's conflict escalates over Ceuta and espionage accusations.
Spanish King Felipe VI may contact Morocco's king to help resolve the Ceuta migrant crisis.
The ARMH demands the Spanish government declassify documents related to Federico García Lorca's assassination.
Peronism accelerates a parallel diplomacy with Brazil, China, and the Pope, opposing Milei's allies.
Spain militarized its border with Morocco to prevent another massive migrant influx.
The US assesses European allies' loyalty before deciding on troop deployment and military presence.
Trump accuses the EU and over 40 countries of helping China evade US tariffs through transshipment networks, with an estimated 40 to 75 billion dollars in goods potentially entering America illegally between February 2025 and 2026.
Morocco leverages the Western Sahara independence dispute as pressure against the European Union, while controlling migration flows and regional energy dependencies, amid complex geopolitical tensions with Algeria over Sahrawi self-determination claims.
Morocco sent a message to Spain through Ceuta, a disputed territory.
Italian intel warns of a concrete Islamist terror threat in Ceuta following invasion.
Spain has rejected ten travelers from Italy at its border amid a migration dispute between the two countries.
Spain and Italy impose selective airport filters on flights between the two countries due to a migration dispute.
Colombian narcos are fighting in Ukraine to gain combat experience, particularly with drones.
Pepe Habichuela, a renowned flamenco guitarist, died at 82 in Madrid.
The EU is already practicing increased border security and asylum rights are being eroded.
The EU will send aid to Spain to strengthen its border with Morocco amid a migrant crisis.
Spanish President Pedro Sánchez faces criticism and tension over the migrant crisis in Ceuta.
Spain faces criticism over migrant influx in Ceuta amid political tensions.
Marcelo Molina revealed a dramatic side of Ceuta's crisis with 90 bodies in the morgue on day 22.
Trump's government sent a questionnaire to NATO members to assess their ideological loyalty and potential troop reductions.
Ceuta's president threatens to take legal action if Spain's government doesn't resolve the migration crisis.
Spain prepares for potential mass migration from Morocco on August 15.
Geert Wilders expresses concern over demographic change rather than climate change in a Breitbart article.
Italy's government extended Schengen border controls with Spain until August 15 following a migrant crisis in Ceuta, citing security concerns, while Spain responded with reciprocal measures, escalating tensions between the two nations.
Spain's right-wing votes support the far left's foreign policy agenda to ensure its survival.
Azerbaijan mediates Israeli-Turkish disputes, revealing the current state of Jerusalem and Ankara's affairs.
Over 5,000 people in Ceuta protest for stronger border control and the Spanish president's resignation.
The European Union faces deepening migration policy divisions, with Italy pursuing restrictive externalization through Albania agreements, Germany and France balancing electoral pressures with Schengen maintenance, and Spain advocating equitable burden-sharing across member states.
Spain and Italy escalated a diplomatic dispute over migrant controls in Ceuta after 70,000 Moroccans entered illegally, with both nations implementing reciprocal border restrictions and rejecting each other's demands through August.
Spain's migrant wave exposed cracks in the international order as 70,000 people crossed from Morocco.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces growing EU isolation after the Ceuta migrant crisis, with 22 member states criticizing his migration policies as increasingly divergent from European mainstream positions on China, NATO spending, and border security.
The Ceuta crisis exposes weaknesses in European defense cooperation.
Spain's government is on the defensive amid Ceuta's migration crisis.
Spain's government approves asylum and immigration reform to address the humanitarian crisis in Ceuta.
Migrants clash with French police in the English Channel while others are rescued off Spain.
Spain's foreign policy independence comes at a price, evident in Ceuta's situation.
Geert Wilders claims demographic change is Europe's real threat, not climate change.
Ceuta's president threatens legal action against Madrid over inaction on the city's crisis.
Sweden's Prime Minister Kristersson criticized Spain's plan to legalize over one million undocumented migrants, warning it threatens Schengen's free-movement zone and risks repeating the 2015 migration crisis that destabilized European unity and integration efforts.
Isabel Serra criticizes the European project, calling it a "war project" amid growing resistance.
Tens of thousands of migrants swimming to Spanish Ceuta in July triggered divisive blame among EU leaders and the Trump administration, exposing how real-time social media imagery exploited by populists undermines European unity on migration management and geopolitical cooperation.
Migrants were used as instruments of pressure in Ceuta, Spain, amid a geopolitical conflict.
In July 2026, approximately 60,000 people crossed from Morocco into Spanish territory Ceuta within days, prompting coordinated political attacks from Washington and Israel against Prime Minister Sánchez over his independent foreign policy on Iran and Gaza, though the crossing appeared spontaneous rather than jointly orchestrated.
Thousands marched in Ceuta against the migration crisis, demanding Pedro Sánchez's resignation.
Javier Milei sparks controversy with provocative statements and insults.
Spain imposed temporary border controls on Italian travelers after Prime Minister Meloni rejected Madrid's ultimatum to lift reciprocal restrictions, escalating diplomatic tensions over migrant arrivals in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez visited Algeria in July 2026, restoring high-level diplomatic dialogue after a 2022 rupture, agreeing to resume cooperation on energy and security while maintaining disagreement over Western Sahara.
Authorities investigate if a bus with explosives found in Cauca targeted President Abelardo De La Espriella's property in Cali.
