King of Morocco defends ‘partnership’ with Spain after Ceuta migrant rush
King Mohammed VI of Morocco reaffirmed the country’s partnership with Spain, stating it would not be swayed by pressure or threats, amidst a migrant influx into Ceuta. The issue has become a focal point in Spanish politics ahead of upcoming elections.
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