Europe encourages its neighbours to practise migration blackmail

IT WAS like a tide surging onto the beach and then ebbing, leaving wreckage behind. The vast majority of the tens of thousands of would-be migrants who began rushing into Ceuta, a small Spanish exclave on the north African coast, on July 30th returned to Morocco within 24 hours, having found nothing to eat and no prosp

The surge in Ceuta is over, but the EU’s panic leaves scars