A recent survey indicates that a majority of the Spanish population is worried about the stability of the country's relationship with Morocco. Specifically, 58 percent of respondents believe that ongoing tensions concerning the territories of Ceuta and Melilla could escalate into an armed confrontation within the coming decade. These findings emerge as Spain prepares for a snap general election scheduled for late next month. The geopolitical anxiety surrounding these North African enclaves is expected to be a significant factor influencing the political discourse during the upcoming campaign period. Meanwhile, European leaders continue to focus on broader continental issues, including sustained support for Ukraine and energy policy discussions ahead of the European Council summit.
Source : Politico Europe
