Ceuta Migrant Crisis: Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez rejected claims that Morocco orchestrated the July migrant surge into Ceuta, saying investigations continue and that there’s no intelligence pointing to Moroccan involvement, while noting about 5,000 people remain in the enclave, including roughly 1,200 minors. Border Tensions: New reporting says 12 Moroccans were arrested after a stone attack on Spanish soldiers near Benzú, keeping the Ceuta-Morocco standoff in the headlines. Security & Travel Risk: A hacker group Jabaroot claims it leaked data on tens of thousands of Moroccan security personnel tied to the Ceuta crisis, adding fuel to fears of “hybrid war” dynamics that can affect travel planning. Sahrawi Kids in the Canaries: The “Vacaciones en Paz” summer hosting program for Sahrawi children wrapped up in Gran Canaria with municipal receptions and solidarity events, offering a tourism-adjacent human story for readers. Western Sahara Tourism Debate: International media highlighted Western Sahara’s decolonization status and criticized “fait accompli” tourism and investment moves in places like Dakhla, warning visitors may not realize they’re entering a long-running conflict zone. UK Travel Alerts: The UK Foreign Office reiterated “do not travel” guidance for 36 countries, a reminder for travelers to check current risk levels before booking.