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The Spanish government is expected to present a draft bill to reform immigration and asylum laws as it struggles to contain the political fallout of the Ceuta crisis, which saw 80,000 people cross illegally from Morocco into the Spanish city in one day in July. Madrid said the aim is to “bring Spanish legislation into line with the European Pact on Migration and Asylum”, which came into force this summer. However, the timing comes as the migrant crisis in Ceuta remains unresolved. While the vast majority of the 80,000 people who crossed the border illegally have returned to Morocco, around…
Published on 29/07/2026 – 22:16 GMT+2 Hundreds of migrants are swimming from Morocco to the…
By Konstantinos Tsellos & Euronews with ΑΠΕ ΜΠΕ Published on 29/07/2026 – 21:58 GMT+2 Three firefighters died while battling wildfires…
Published on 29/07/2026 – 18:28 GMT+2 UEFA and FIFA have escalated their conflict after the…
A proposal that could reshape the commercial future of the World Cup has sparked fierce…
A Canadian national of Chinese origin has until later today to appeal a decision that…
EU countries have extended temporary rules allowing platforms to detect child sexual abuse material online…
A deadly attack at Berlin’s Pride parade has renewed scrutiny of how EU member states…
By Prof. Mogens H. Greve, Head of the Soil Section at the Institute of Agro Ecology,…
The European Commission’s long-awaited wildfire strategy, unveiled in March, was presented as a major shift…
As police conducted a manhunt for the suspect who carried out a vehicle ramming attack…
The United States has launched a review of its military presence in Europe on Monday,…
On July 23, EU governments confirmed the interim “chat control” regime, effective until 3 April…
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