The border collapse in Ceuta last week was due to "malicious exploitation" of online spaces, with human trafficking networks also playing a role, Moroccan authorities have said. Hundreds of migrants remain in the Spanish enclave on1
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has promised to be "relentless" in combatting irregular Channel crossings, saying his government would intensify efforts against people-smuggling networks while expanding legal migration routes. He sai1
EU leaders are calling for urgent talks on protecting the bloc's external borders. Meanwhile, authorities say the situation in Ceuta is stabilizing, but migrants who crossed into the city from Morocco say they are still struggling.
With funding from Italy and Malta, the center is part of the European Union's policy to reduce migration on one of the most active irregular routes towards Europe. The center will be established in territory controlled by General Kh1
The survivors included three women and a young girl, most of them come from Sudan and South Sudan. The ship is expected to land in Brindisi, Italy, on Monday.