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Marlaska claims 70,000 of the 75,000 people who entered Ceuta have returned to Morocco
In order to provide urgent care for minors who have arrived in the autonomous city during this migration crisis, the Spanish Government will allocate an additional EUR 25 million to Ceuta.
The European Union will meet urgently on Tuesday to discuss the migration crisis in Ceuta, meeting its interior ministers
22 EU states call for a joint response to the migration crisis in Ceuta
In the letter, spearheaded by Italy and Denmark, they call for an extraordinary meeting of EU interior ministers to strengthen external border control and warn that mass regularizations can have an "attraction effect."
Von der Leyen says' it is necessary 'to' further strengthen 'European border control
The President of the European Commission warned that 'we must be vigilant at all critical points and maintain close coordination between all the authorities'. In this context, he called for 'a process of analysis of what we have learned to improve Europe's resilience'.
Sanchez calls for an urgent meeting of EU interior ministers on the migration crisis in Ceuta
The Spanish Prime Minister has conveyed to Ursula von der Leyen his "grave concern" about the reaction of some European governments and has strongly criticised the closure of the borders announced by Italy.
European Central Bank presents pre-selected designs for new euro notes
The Governing Council plans to take a final decision on the new design by the end of the year, when the development and production of the banknotes will begin, but it will take several years for it to spread to the public.
The ECB will keep interest rates at 2.25% after inflation fell in June
It also leaves unchanged the rates of major financing operations (2.4 per cent) and marginal credit facility (2.65 per cent).
The European Commission has fined AliExpress EUR 550 million for the sale of illegal products and counterfeits
In addition, the European Commission has required the Chinese e-commerce platform to take corrective measures to meet European standards.
Von der Leyen in favour of setting the minimum age for social media access
It is a proposal based on a report by a group of experts on European Union measures to protect children on the Internet.
European justice confirms €4.125 billion fine imposed on Google
The EU begins to levthe fee for small packages of less than EUR 150 purchased outside the EU
Europe wants to curb every day, especially from China (Temu, Shein or AliExpress), low-cost imports into the European Union.
The European Union sends EUR 5 million to Venezuela
Several Member States have sent rescue teams, firefighters and medical personnel, and the Copernicus satellite system is providing assistance to emergency teams.
Switzerland has ruled out limiting the population to 10 million, according to polls
Fifty-five per cent of voters voted against the initiative promoted by the Swiss People's Party to curb immigration and tighten asylum standards.
There will be news: the EU Migration and Asylum Treaty, the UPV-EHU graduate and postgraduate event in San Mamés and the presentation of the new electric vehicle in Mercedes Vitoria
Paxinian won the election in Armenia, according to polls
Some polls have given the current prime minister an absolute majority, while others predict a narrower victory and place him within points of the main opposition party.
A Russian drone has hit a residential building in Romania, which the EU has described as a 'serious violation'
This is not the first time that a Russian drone has entered Romanian airspace, but it has crashed into a home. Two people have been injured.
The European Union is considering extending the Red Sea mission to protect Ormuz and deploying a new one in Lebanon
The European Union's High Representative for Foreign Policy, Kaja Kallas, believes that these two missions would protect maritime transport in the Strait on the one hand and strengthen the Lebanese Army on the other.
The European Union, seeking a single voice at international level
Now that the war is so close and the alliances are changing, Europe is looking around, but also inside, because its place in the world is more in its own hands than in others.
Pradales warning of the rise of authoritarianism and a "lighter and more cohesive" Europe He bet on one
The President says that international law and liberal democracies are threatened by the rise of global populism and authoritarianism. He claims that the Basque Country has its own voice in a federal Europe.
EU rearmament: Germany aspires to become the largest army in Europe
The European Union is debating how to rearm itself under the threat of reducing the military presence of the United States on the continent. The EITB correspondent in Berlin, Ane Irazabal, analyses the keys to the situation in this section of the "Europe in Search of Directions" series produced by EITB.