Italy and Spain ease border controls after migrant surge
Italy and Spain have lifted the border restrictions previously imposed on their citizens following a three-month dispute resulting from the influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. The two sides agreed during a phone call not to extend the suspension of the Schengen Agreement, while also enhancing information-sharing mechanisms to ensure the security of the shared region. This move came after the Italian government canceled the open border arrangements in July, with Madrid responding with similar measures, considering Rome's actions unfair and discriminatory against Spain.
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