The president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announced a new era of European security, at a time when hybrid threats are on the rise. This declaration comes in the context of growing security challenges that Europe currently faces.
In Spain, the government faces internal divisions after the publication of a report establishing a link between Morocco and the migration crisis in Ceuta. This situation has generated tension between Madrid and Rabat, as well as internal debate about the management of Spanish borders.
In parallel, the ministers of the European Union met in Dublin to discuss budgetary issues. This ministerial meeting takes place at a time of reflection on the financial and political priorities of the European Union for the future.
These three developments occur simultaneously, reflecting the multiple challenges that Europe faces on different fronts, from internal security to external relations and coordination between member states.
