
Ceuta Crisis Forces Spain To Accelerate Asylum Law Reform
The government is belatedly bringing Spanish legislation into line with the new EU Migration Pact as the crisis in the autonomous city turns border management into a national security issue.

The government is belatedly bringing Spanish legislation into line with the new EU Migration Pact as the crisis in the autonomous city turns border management into a national security issue.

Patriots for Europe president Jordan Bardella asked European Parliament president Roberta Metsola to convene an extraordinary parliamentary debate on the Ceuta and Melilla migrant incursions.

Despite a 25% drop in illegal crossings in 2025, departure numbers from Africa remain largely unchanged.

It looks as if the 46 ECHR member countries will plan to adopt a “political declaration” at a summit in May 2026.

Germany scraps Bürgergeld and its three-year citizenship rule, yet Merz’s “turning point” barely alters the system he vowed to overhaul.

A decade ago, Angela Merkel promised that her decision to open the country to the world would prove historic. She was right—just not in the way she hoped.

Anger as migrant invasion coincides with huge payments to the government bureaucrats paid to prevent it.

How Germany’s Nazi past was politically weaponized to justify the 2015 refugee crisis
Reform promises deportations and UK government shake-up as part of a four-point plan.

“Borders help us to keep democracy and democratic intentions intact—they help us to know where our rules start for potential Americans.”