migration

Concerns about Islam spreading across Europe and the Trump administration are damaging transatlantic ties, though demographic data and integration trends contradict the narrative

A boat rescued off Spain's Canary Islands claimed five confirmed deaths, but survivors told a rights group 83 people died during the 27-day journey from The Gambia

Moroccan forces also detained 61 citizens accused of facilitating the attempts, as authorities keep more than 20,000 personnel posted along the border daily.

Actress Tamara Mello and husband Paolo Cascardo listed their Los Angeles property for $1.499 million as they relocate to Florida to be closer to family.

Madrid announced temporary controls on Italian arrivals in response to Rome's measures imposed after a large migration surge into Ceuta.

The U.K. is set to impose some of Europe's toughest asylum restrictions as small-boat crossings rise and appeal approval rates hold at 39 percent.

Thousands of migrants entered Spain's North African enclave, prompting a military deployment and renewing a centuries-old diplomatic dispute with Morocco.

Twenty-two EU heads of state, including Germany's Friedrich Merz and Italy's Giorgia Meloni, signed a letter demanding Spain change its migration policies after 50,000 migrants entered Ceuta.

Rome halted air and sea travel with Madrid effective Aug. 1, citing an uncontrolled influx from Ceuta straining Italian reception centers past capacity.

A former U.S. defense secretary warns a new Cuban migration wave could strain federal resources, forcing Congress to confront a costly border crisis