Ceuta crisis raises questions over who is really driving Europe's border chaos

Commentator Mateusz Mazzini writes in Tygodnik Przegląd that the mass migrant surge into Spain's African enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla was unlikely to be a spontaneous movement. He points to a broader pattern of border destabilisation across Europe and argues that ceding migration control to external actors is dangerous. The analysis calls on the EU to reconsider who is really managing pressure on its external borders.

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