50,000 migrants, 48 hours: How the border crisis in Ceuta reveals divides within Europe
Over 50,000 migrants crossed into Spain's Ceuta territory from Morocco in late July, prompting Spanish authorities to return over 48,000 within 48 hours. The crisis has resulted in at least 72 migrant deaths and highlights ongoing tensions within the European Union regarding migration policies. In response, leaders from 22 European states, led by Italy and Denmark, have called for an urgent discussion to coordinate a unified approach to the situation.