Mayssa Baha has just made her first appearances in Liga F with FC Barcelona at only 15 years old. Already a Moroccan youth international, the attacker born in Spain is now attracting the attention of the Spanish media, who are wondering about her international future.
Nearly a year before the mass crossings into Ceuta in July, a study published במסגרת the Spanish Ministry of Defence described a scenario in which thousands of people would enter the enclave simultaneously, without direct military intervention by Morocco.
The Tarifa–Tangier Ville route is rapidly gaining ground. In the first eight months of 2026, it carried 18.8% more vehicles and 8.8% more passengers, while traffic declined on the other routes operated by Algeciras and Tarifa.
Cargo transported by Hapag-Lloyd from or to a Moroccan port will henceforth be subject to a new clause related to sanctions against Russia, Iran and Belarus. The measure takes effect immediately.
The European Commission wants to establish an exceptional mechanism allowing asylum procedures to be temporarily tightened and expulsions accelerated in the event of mass arrivals. The Ceuta crisis is to serve as a reference for this future mechanism.
The Spanish government refuses to suspend the trade agreement with Morocco despite the crisis in Ceuta. An organization representing 11,000 farmers, in turn, accuses Madrid and Brussels of sacrificing European producers, particularly in the face of Moroccan tomatoes.
The Royal Navy is due to take possession this Thursday, September 17, of the Moulay Hassan I patrol vessel built in Spain. The signing will go ahead, but the official ceremony bringing together the authorities of both countries has been cancelled following the Sebta crisis.
Moroccan blueberry production could rise by nearly 70% by 2029. Spectacular growth that now forces the sector to ask a new question: where will the additional volumes be sold?
Gone from Spain, the Andalusian buttonquail could soon return to its former range. Eighteen birds bred from eggs collected in Morocco have arrived in Jerez, where their reproduction is intended to pave the way for a future reintroduction along the Andalusian coast.
Spain imported 222,000 tonnes of diesel from Morocco between January and July, a record. But deliveries fell by 87% in one month as Moscow restricted its exports, reviving suspicions about the fuel’s true origin.
Amid heightened tensions with Rabat, Spain’s Defense Ministry wants to spend up to €7.4 million on purchasing very high-resolution satellite imagery. The system will strengthen the Spanish army’s observation and intelligence capabilities for two years.
Even before its opening, Nador West Med is prompting new investments on the Spanish shore. The port of Motril has just authorized the construction of a customs warehouse intended in particular for Moroccan perishable products shipped to Europe.