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• EU ministers will meet this Tuesday to address the fallout from a migration crisis in Ceuta, where over 50,000 migrants entered the Spanish enclave from Morocco between Thursday and Friday. • In response to the surge, 22 national leaders called for enhanced border protection, with Italy, Denmark, and Finland specifically requesting the reimposition of internal borders.

• Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is facing backlash from 22 EU leaders over his handling of a migration surge from Morocco into Ceuta. • A collective letter signed by leaders from nations including Italy, Poland, and the Netherlands criticizes Sánchez's policies, while the Prime Minister has labeled their responses "selfish" and "unlawful."

• EU justice ministers from 22 member states met on Tuesday to address the sudden influx of migrants into the Spanish territory of Ceuta. • The meeting, which lasted one hour, was initiated by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and included leaders from nations such as Germany, Poland, and Italy.

• Retired US judges Michael P. Donnelly and Robert F. Orr joined a bus tour of 30 legal professionals and advocates to defend the rule of law. • The group is responding to increasing threats against judges and demands for retaliation when court rulings do not align with political desires.

• Qualcomm shares fell 2.55% to $147.74 today, continuing a period of sustained downside momentum. • The selloff occurred despite the company's strategic push into AI compute and a new partnership with BMW.

• The Supreme Court ruled in *Parveen Kumar @ Parveen Chauhan v. State of Haryana* that remission policies issued under Article 161 of the Constitution override statutory policies framed under the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC). • This decision clarifies the hierarchy of legal authority, establishing that the Governor's constitutional powers of pardon and remission take precedence over legislative frameworks.

• Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez sent a letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen criticizing the European Union's lack of solidarity regarding Ceuta. • Sánchez claims that this lack of support is fueled by "prejudice, misinformation and attacks" intended for political gain.

• A migrant crisis at the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has triggered a political conflict between Spain and Italy over European migration policies. • Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni suspended Italy's Schengen agreement with Spain, citing security threats, despite Spain's claims that the crisis is contained.

• Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez condemned several European Union member states for their response to a recent mass influx of illegal migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. • Sánchez described the actions of these EU nations as "selfish, polarising and unlawful," highlighting a lack of solidarity during the crisis.

• Italy has suspended the EU Schengen free-travel pact with Spain, reinstating passport requirements for travelers moving between the two nations. • The decision follows a migrant crisis in Ceuta, though critics argue there is no evidence that the migrants involved intended to travel to Italy.

• Spain has installed a border barrier at Ceuta following a humanitarian crisis where 67 people died during a mass rush to enter the territory. • The crisis was triggered by the sudden arrival of 50,000 to 60,000 migrants between Thursday and Friday.