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Trump tries to save Republican majority in Congress with a $5,000 electoral bribe per adult
The president calls a $1.2 trillion promise that would need congressional approval and whose funding remains up in the air despite him assuring it would come from tariffs a "Trump dividend"
Morocco breaks its silence on Ceuta: accuses Spain of making it a "scapegoat" and threatens "recurrent tensions"
The Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs accuses Spanish parties and media of turning the kingdom into a "pre-electoral political pawn," rejects any responsibility, and demands Spain accelerate returns
The European Parliament will wait almost seven months to send a mission to Ceuta due to a proposal supported by the right and the far-right
The delegation will visit the city from February 22 to 25, 2027, and will then prepare a report, although the trip still needs the formal authorization of the Conference of Presidents of the European Parliament
Spain receives 114.7 million euros from Europe for emergency funding in the management of the migratory crisis in Ceuta
The Government of Pedro Sánchez requested aid to cope with the massive entry of people into the territory between July 30 and 31
Trump demands from Putin in a call the end of the war in Ukraine and Moscow warns that it will continue attacking while negotiating
President Trump offers Russia full recovery of economic relations, but the conversation ends without truce or concessions while Putin maintains his military objectives and denies any threat against Europe after the clash with Germany
Albares and Vivas coincide in Brussels to bring the Ceuta crisis before European institutions
The minister will address with Brussels the fit of Ceuta and Melilla in the EU, while Vivas will convey to the community authorities the needs of the city after the migratory crisis
Death threats against Spanish journalist Roberto Macedonio from Venezuela: Diosdado Cabello and the Bolivarian Navy point him out
The 'NTN24' correspondent in Washington has denounced messages calling to "eliminate the media scum" and subsequent threats against him and his family, already reported to United States authorities after his investigations into Chavista power
The ultra-right AfD wins where Nazism rehearsed power and shakes the foundations of German democracy
The territory that in 1932 the first Nazi prime minister president gave to a German state now places a pro-Russian and anti-immigration AfD three deputies away from governing, which raises alarms in Brussels and is celebrated in Spain by the far-right Vox
Brussels accelerates its response in Ceuta after Marlaska's call to Commissioner Brunner: it will send a technical mission after "important progress" with Spain
The delegation will evaluate on the ground the reinforcement of Frontex, Europol and the Asylum Agency, while the Commission examines 32 million euros for 14 actions and Spain opens a broader negotiation on the European fit of the city
Another Moroccan minister claims Ceuta and threatens Spain: "We will not retreat an inch from our territory"
Nizar Baraka defends that Spain is an "essential partner" while reaffirming Rabat's territorial aspirations over the autonomous city
Morocco claims to be investigating the massive crossing to Ceuta while the police report points to its agents
The Moroccan Foreign Minister, Naser Bourita, has communicated the opening of the investigations to Albares, while the National Court examines a police report that describes permissiveness, indications from gendarmes, and an organized mobilization
Trump uses the Ceuta crisis to launch another attack against Spain and return to the clash over NATO: "It will be a ruined country"
The US president blames the Sánchez Government for the migration crisis and again reproaches Madrid for its defense spending, months after ordering the United States to cut all trade with Spain
The deceased in Nepal increase to 1,127 while 4,900 people are now missing
Today marks one week since the serious flood that caused a great catastrophe in Nepal with thousands dead and missing
Albares demands more support for Ceuta and Melilla from Europe: "The southern borders are as important as those in the east or the north"
The Foreign Minister demands political and financial solidarity from European partners and criticizes that some governments have contributed to spreading disinformation about the migratory crisis
Morocco is concerned about the visit of Felipe VI to Ceuta and revives the diplomatic crisis of 2007: "It is a provocation"
Rabat maintains official silence for now, but the Moroccan press is already speaking of "provocation"; Moncloa assures that the trip will take place, albeit without a date, almost 20 years after the diplomatic crisis after visit of Juan Carlos I
Germany accuses Russia of trying to attack Leipzig airport with bomb drones and announces reprisals
Berlin maintains that the police investigation, the operational pattern, and its intelligence services point to Moscow; it will close the Russian consulate in Bonn and tighten sanctions and entry controls for Russian citizens
Russia demands proof from Sánchez for Ceuta hoaxes and Moncloa responds: "We have evidence"
Moscow demands figures, dates, and names from Spain, while Moncloa relies on internal Foreign Affairs reports and the European Commission, which detected Russian channels amplifying the crisis on social media starting July 30
Trump plays with fire with Iran and publishes a montage made with Artificial Intelligence that shows the false destruction of Kharg Island
The provocation comes after the first exchange of attacks between the United States and Iran since July and affects Kharg, a strategic infrastructure that managed around 90% of Iranian crude exports before the war
Foreign Affairs confirms four Spaniards missing in Nepal after the flood that has already left 160 dead
The Embassy of Spain in India and the Honorary Consulate of Spain in Nepal are mobilized after the strong flood recorded in the country
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