The EU Commission is preparing a new policy response to counter "weaponized" migration—deliberate use of migrant flows as a political tool, exemplified by incidents in Ceuta. The initiative is expected to feature prominently in Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's upcoming State of the European Union address, reflecting growing EU concern over border security and geopolitical manipulation.
Byte's takeEurope's migration crisis just got a geopolitical remix: the EU is now treating border surges as weapons rather than welfare problems.