Ceuta Migration Crisis: Spain says around 60,000 Moroccans crossed into Ceuta in days, with at least dozens dying in the attempt, and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez warns the EU’s reaction has been “selfish, polarising and unlawful,” urging an urgent EU interior ministers meeting while Morocco steps up border coordination. Spain’s Legal Pivot: Spanish parties scramble to close a Supreme Court-linked loophole after migrants reached Ceuta by sea, with Sánchez open to law changes and the PP pushing faster repatriation tools. Tunisia Rights Under Pressure: An international appeal demands the immediate release of Rached Ghannouchi and other political prisoners, citing serious health deterioration; meanwhile Tunisia’s media crackdown continues, with CPJ and partners urging an end to unjust imprisonment of journalists. Ennahda’s Political Comeback Narrative: Supporters of Ennahda frame the past five years since Saied’s power grab as persecution rather than defeat, with younger members talking about a “rise again.” Libya Power-Sharing Watch: Libya’s rival executives move toward a dual system under a transitional deal, but analysts warn it’s an “elite bargain” that may not deliver stability. Tunisia Under Strain: Wildfires in Kef expose failing infrastructure and community vulnerabilities as protests and economic pressure deepen. Regional Humanitarian Flashpoints: Reports highlight deadly migration routes toward Europe and long-running refugee protests in Niger, underscoring how border politics translate into human suffering.