The European Union has warned against uncontrolled mass migration following a surge of crossings into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta.
EU member states say irregular migration and the use of migration as a political tool cannot be allowed to create the perception that illegal entry into the European Union will result in permanent residence.
The report explores the complex relationship between Spain and Morocco, the historical dispute over Ceuta's sovereignty, and why migration has repeatedly become a source of political tension between the two countries.
Experts also examine whether the latest border crisis reflects broader geopolitical pressures or a humanitarian emergency driven by misinformation and migration routes.
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