Ceuta crisis exposes EU rift on migration

The mass border crossing in Ceuta, where over 70,000 migrants entered from Morocco and at least 88 died, has exposed deep divisions within the EU over migration policy. Spain, which took a humanitarian stance, faced criticism from Italy and Denmark, who accused Madrid of failing to secure the bloc's external border. The incident has been weaponized by far-right parties across Europe, leaving Spain increasingly isolated as EU policy hardens.