A dispute has intensified between Italy and Spain over migration, with the two countries imposing tit-for-tat restrictions on travelers entering each other’s territories.

In recent days, a migration surge at Ceuta – the EU's only African land border – has grabbed attention, yet the underreported US-Israel-Morocco alliance and their hostility toward Spain, which has condemned the genocide in Gaza, suggest Madrid's foreign policy now carries geopolitical consequences as Morocco deepens military ties with Israel.

US lawmakers are pushing for Polisario terror designation as Washington deepens ties with Morocco.

EU officials have backed Spain’s handling of the Ceuta migration crisis, saying the influx was exploited by smugglers and human trafficking networks.

At least 34 migrants have died trying to reach Ceuta as about 60,000 have crossed into the Spanish enclave from Morocco in the past 24 hours.

A wave of severe wildfires has swept across Europe in recent weeks.

Members of Spain's Military Emergency Unit worked in rugged terrain as firefighters continued efforts to contain a wildfire in Spain.