'Pure political theatre': Ceuta migrant crisis 'used politically' to portray Europe as under attack
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Stuart Norval is pleased to welcome Camille Le Coz, Director at Migration Policy Institute Europe.
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What happened
Stuart Norval is pleased to welcome Camille Le Coz, Director at Migration Policy Institute Europe.
Why it matters
Le Coz offers a nuanced interpretation of the recent events in Ceuta that challenges the dominant political narratives emerging across Europe.
Common ground
She shifts attention away from emotionally charged images toward the structural forces shaping migration: demographic pressures in North Africa, labour shortages in Europe, the role of smuggling networks amplified by social media, and the enduring tendency of…
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