Miloioni and Sanches address border crisis
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and her Spanish counterpart Pedro Sánchez discussed ways to resolve the dispute between their countries over border controls, aiming to enhance coordination and reach a mutual agreement. Despite ongoing disagreements over immigration issues, Italy has extended border inspections of arrivals from Spain for only 7 days, a move that reflects a beginning of rapprochement after weeks of tension. The inspections, which started on August 1 following the arrival of about 90,000 irregular migrants in Ceuta, led to a temporary suspension of trade exchanges. Spain responded with reciprocal measures that have been continuously extended and are set to end on October 22, with both countries now aligned in the duration of these measures.
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