The Tiny Spanish Territory of Ceuta Is Grappling With a New Migrant Crisis

The Spanish exclave of Ceuta, a small territory on the North African coast, is facing a significant migrant crisis with around 5,000 people now residing in makeshift camps. This influx has strained local resources and infrastructure, highlighting the broader challenges of migration in Europe. The situation underscores the need for coordinated international policies to manage migration and the humanitarian response, reflecting broader issues in European borders and asylum policies. For more details, check out the full article on the Wall Street Journal's website.