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Italy’s tightening border controls with Spain sparks a tense standoff, as Rome refuses to back down despite Spain’s threats and pressure — even calling the neighbor a “friendly country.” Triggered by a migrant surge in Ceuta, Italy plans to keep emergency checks active until at least August 15th, insisting security risks demand caution. Prime Minister Meloni’s government vows no concessions on national security, rejecting ultimatums and warning that any easing will only happen once migration threats are fully contained. With Europe’s migration crisis still simmering, this clash underscores how divergent strategies are fracturing the Schengen Agreement’s unity.

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