The Week of Reckoning: From Ceuta's Carnage to FIFA's Collapse

The human cost of Europe's migration crisis hit catastrophic new heights this week as 60,000 people stormed the border into Spain's Ceuta enclave from Morocco, leaving at least 67 dead in stampedes and drownings. The unprecedented influx overwhelmed authorities, prompted Italy to suspend Schengen free travel with Spain, and forced Madrid to install a 500-meter maritime barrier. It was a stark reminder that Europe's external borders remain dangerously porous, and that...