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Trump administration blasts Spain’s Sánchez over Ceuta migrant ‘invasion’
U.S. President Donald Trump and his top officials are fiercely criticizing Spain over the migrant crisis in Ceuta, after roughly 50,000 migrants crossed into the North African exclave from Morocco sin
UK to hold budget on Oct. 28, chancellor declares amid defence spending push
Andy Burnham’s new government will hold its first budget on Oct. 28, U.K. Chancellor John Healey announced today.
Ceuta crisis exposes Sánchez’s failing migration agenda and fuels national outrage
Spain’s opposition parties are lining up to blame Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for the chaotic arrival of tens of thousands of unauthorized migrants in the Spanish exclave of Ceuta, arguing the episod
France strengthens checks on Spanish border as Schengen strains under Ceuta influx
PARIS — French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez announced Friday that he had ordered stepped-up controls at the border with Spain, citing concern that the thousands of migrants who reportedly forced th
White House unveils shaky roadmap to demilitarize Gaza — another U.S.-led gamble
The White House on Thursday rolled out a new framework it says will demilitarize the Gaza Strip, but the plan looks more like a political gambit than a reliable path to peace. Many observers — wary of
