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Last update: 6 hours agoCeuta migrant crisis fallout: Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez doubled down that there’s “no solid proof” Morocco orchestrated the late-July rush into Ceuta, while Spanish police and politicians trade accusations and denials over a leaked report and alleged border “permissiveness.” Royal tensions: Sánchez confirmed King Felipe VI plans to visit Ceuta and Melilla, a move Morocco-linked groups warn could spark a fresh diplomatic flare-up. UN peacekeeping shake-up: MINURSO is changing leadership ahead of an October Security Council review, with a new force commander and civilian administration changes in Laayoune. Aviation legal clarity for travelers: The EU Commission says the EU-Morocco aviation deal doesn’t cover flights from EU states to Western Sahara (including Dakhla and El Aaiún), reinforcing the territory’s separate legal status. US engagement in the Sahara: A senior US military delegation visited Dakhla’s Atlantic Port, signaling deeper Washington activity tied to maritime security and regional connectivity. Weather watch for travelers: Morocco issued an orange heat alert (42–46°C) across parts of the southern provinces, with thunderstorms, hail and gusts expected Sunday–Tuesday.
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