For families in Tunisia’s north, the wildfires have meant lost homes, livestock and harvests.
An estimated 50,000 crossed from Morocco into Ceuta, a tiny territory in North Africa, before half turned back.
Morocco's press framed Ceuta as a sovereignty question, Algerian media accused Rabat of "weaponising" migration, and Tunisian ...
As Europe grapples with the Ceuta migrant surge, Frontex data reveal a changing migration map, with Bangladesh replacing Syria and Libya emerging as the principal departure point.