High stakes for Ireland's EU presidency amid migration row over Ceuta crisis
- Ireland this week found itself at the centre of Europe’s increasingly fraught migration debate, as it sought to calm a dispute among European Union member states following last week's influx of 50,000 people into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta.
- Spain said it had returned “almost all” of the migrants who entered Ceuta from nei
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- Ireland this week found itself at the centre of Europe’s increasingly fraught migration debate, as it sought to calm a dispute among European Union member states following last week's influx of 50,000 people into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta.
- Spain said it had returned “almost all” of the migrants who entered Ceuta from nei
Sources: RFI