MADRID: More than 48,300 of the roughly 50,000 migrants who entered Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco since early Thursday had returned to Morocco by Friday afternoon, Spain’s Interior Ministry said, according to the EFE news agency. The figure, compiled at 3:30 p.m. local time (1»»»

Article contentShops remained closed, bread was in short supply and Ceuta’s annual fiestas have been cancelled as Spain’s North African enclave struggled to cope after thousands of migrants poured in from neighbouring Morocco. Article contentShuttered storefronts lined Calle Real, the city’s main c»»»

Indian travelers can now apply online for a South African Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA), a new digital entry system that allows eligible visitors to obtain travel approval without applying for a traditional visitor's visa. The program is part of South Africa's wider effort to modernize immi»»»