Migrants

Thousands of migrants remained in Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta after a large border crossing, with many rushing to collect water and drinks provided by local residents. They camped on El Trampolín beach, stating they were hungry, thirsty, and seeking asylum while refusing to return to Morocco.

Moroccan families are searching for missing loved ones after a surge of migrants, driven by poverty and online rumors, crossed into Spain's Ceuta. Most migrants have returned, but many remain missing, with over 80 deaths reported, and minors' fates uncertain as they cannot be expelled by Spanish authorities.

The average number of migrants on small boats crossing the UK has more than doubled over five years to a record high under Labour, with people smugglers increasingly using 'mega-dinghies' as their tactics evolve.

South Africa is advocating for Africa-wide migration discussions in response to internal violent protests and the Ceuta crisis, which have led to thousands of migrants departing the country.

A people-smuggler earned £173,000 by transporting 173 migrants onto a dinghy designed for 25 people, which later caught fire. The incident highlights the dangers of overcrowded migrant boats used in smuggling operations.

An estimated 72,000 migrants attempted to cross into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, Morocco, leading to 88 deaths. EU interior ministers downplayed the incident's threat to the Schengen area, while media coverage framed it as a territorial threat to Europe, amplifying calls for border security.

Morocco is urging the European Union not to hinder its development amid a crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. Migrants are waiting during a food distribution on a beach in Ceuta.

The expansion of the Karnataka Cabinet has reignited the 'insider-outsider' debate, with newly appointed Ministers labeled as 'migrants' and some excluded legislators identified as 'original Congressmen'.

A mass deportation is underway in Ceuta, Spain, following an estimated 60,000 migrants storming the exclave, causing chaos. Videos show migrants swimming to shore and breaking through fences, with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez condemning the situation.

During a food distribution by the Red Cross in Ceuta, Spain, following a mass arrival of migrants traveling by foot and by sea from Morocco on August 3, 2026.

After a deadly migration attempt at the Spanish border in Ceuta, 70,000 people have returned to Morocco, and 75 migrant bodies were found. Moroccan families now search for their missing loved ones amid hope and anxiety.

French and British vessels rescued 157 migrants after their boat caught fire in the Channel. The incident occurred near the boundary of French and British waters, with no casualties reported. This rescue is one of the largest since records began in 2018.

French and British vessels rescued 157 migrants after their boat caught fire during a Channel crossing on Tuesday. The incident occurred near the French-British water boundary, with no casualties reported. The migrants had departed from Veules-les-Roses in Normandy, and the rescue highlights increased migrant crossings involving larger, overloaded boats.

157 migrants were rescued after their boat caught fire during a Channel crossing. French authorities described it as one of the largest rescue operations since records began in 2018.

A mega-dinghy carrying 150 migrants caught fire in the English Channel, prompting a joint rescue operation by British and French coastguard teams.

More than 150 migrants were rescued after a boat caught fire in the English Channel while attempting to cross to the UK, according to French authorities.

157 migrants were rescued by French and British vessels after a boat caught fire during an English Channel crossing. The operation is one of the largest since 2018.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez faces intense criticism from EU leaders over a migrant crisis in Ceuta, where 50,000 to 60,000 migrants arrived, causing a humanitarian emergency and at least 80 deaths. Sanchez defended his policies, citing coordination with Morocco and EU solidarity in past migrant crises, while 22 EU leaders blamed progressive policies for enabling the influx.

Sarah Vine discusses the taboo topic of Western women being sexually assaulted and murdered by migrants from misogynist cultures. The article highlights concerns about the safety of Western women in relation to migrants from specific cultural backgrounds.

A migrant mob chanting 'Allahu Akbar' clashed with Spanish police following a surge of 60,000 migrants crossing the border. Spain's leftist government announced a program to grant work permits to 500,000 undocumented migrants between April and June.

Morocco is pressuring the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla. A Spanish soldier is positioned near the border crossing in Ceuta amid migrant-related tensions.

A Spanish socialist politician proposed replacing 'racists' with migrants and pledged to allow them to vote, months before 60,000 Moroccans entered Ceuta.

A Spanish socialist politician called for replacing 'racists' with migrants and ensuring their voting rights months before 60,000 Moroccans 'invaded' Ceuta. The statements were made in the context of a large migration event to the Spanish enclave.

Morocco denies responsibility for border events with Spain as the death toll nears 100. Tens of thousands of migrants crossed into the Spanish territory of Ceuta, leading to rising fatalities.

The Ceuta crisis highlights Spain and Morocco's 30-year strategic rapprochement alongside persistent tensions. Soldiers escorted migrants who illegally entered Ceuta, Spain, on August 1, 2026.

Italy has taken an 'extraordinary' step to prevent migrants from entering after 60,000 flooded a Spanish city under socialist leader Pedro Sanchez's immigration-friendly policies. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's move aims to stop the influx following Spain's open border approach.

Ceuta, a Spanish exclave in North Africa, experienced a border surge as approximately 60,000 migrants entered the territory. By Sunday, most had returned to Morocco, though some remained, leaving residents unsettled.

Nearly all of the over 50,000 migrants who breached the border in Ceuta have returned to Morocco, according to Spanish officials. At least 72 people died in the border rush.

A large group of migrants were escorted by police and military personnel towards El Tarajal crossing in Spain’s enclave of Ceuta. The event involved coordinated efforts between security forces to manage the migrant group.

Dozens died and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta experienced chaos after a surge of migrants from Morocco entered the area.

Spain's Ceuta experienced chaos and dozens of deaths after a surge of migrants entered from Morocco. The tiny enclave was overwhelmed by the influx, leading to significant disruption.

Ceuta, a Spanish exclave in Morocco, experienced an unprecedented migrant surge with up to 60,000 people entering in two days, resulting in at least 72 deaths. Most migrants have since returned to Morocco, but residents continue to address the humanitarian, political, and social consequences.

Ceuta is dealing with the aftermath of a massive migrant surge. Most migrants have left the Spanish territory.

Migrants in Ceuta filmed themselves cheering in the streets after thousands of youths were lured by social media posts.

Spain has installed a sea barrier on its border with Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in Morocco, following a surge of migrants crossing from Morocco into Spanish territory. The measure comes after a mass migration event that resulted in 67 deaths.

Tens of thousands of migrants briefly cross into Spain's north African territory of Ceuta from Morocco, prompting questions about the legitimacy of criticism directed at Spain's border management.

Over 50,000 migrants stormed the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in Africa, raising questions about potential Israeli involvement and straining already tense Israel-Spain relations.

Spain reports that nearly all 60,000 migrants who entered its North African enclave of Ceuta have departed. Al Jazeera is covering the situation as migrants leave the area.

Pedro Sánchez, a pro-immigration leader, faces domestic and international backlash after approximately 60,000 people crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.

A man died after a boat carrying 21 migrants was intercepted near San Clemente Island. The Coast Guard and U.S. Customs and Border Protection stopped the vessel over 70 miles off the Southern California coast, finding 21 people suspected of entering the country illegally.