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.

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

An Italian Navy-led European Union force boarded a Russian tanker in the Mediterranean Sea, claiming the operation was part of efforts to monitor illicit arms and oil trafficking in the region.

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.

Tehran has censured remarks by the European Union’s top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, regarding the human rights situation in Iran.

US President Donald Trump says the European Union will pay a “very big price” for its “illegal” $1 billion fine on Google for breaking EU laws.

The Belgian federal government has ratified an import ban on products originating from the illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.