The Spanish government is preparing to return migrants remaining in the North African territory of Ceuta, while also working to expand accommodation and provide assistance and social services to those awaiting decisions on their cas1
After the mass crossing into Ceuta in July 2026, thousands of migrants remain in the enclave. This Q&A explains who can be returned to Morocco, how "hot returns" work under Spanish law and why many people cannot be sent back immedia1
In the UK, the Home Office has issued a behavioral guidance document for asylum seekers, which has garnered mixed reactions. While some British media have viewed the booklet as "bizarre" and misleading, other sources have taken a di1
Migrant deaths more than doubled on the Central Mediterranean and tripled on the Eastern Mediterranean route in the first four months of 2026, even as arrivals to Europe fell sharply. New IOM data highlight increasingly dangerous jo1
The record-breaking arrival of 230 people in a single inflatable boat this week, has raised questions about whether people smugglers are shifting towards fewer but much bigger vessels. InfoMigrants takes a look after three vessels w1