A majority of EU countries call for emergency talks regarding a sudden large influx of migrants into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta. The request is made in response to the arrival of tens of thousands of people, prompting concerns about how the situation is managed and coordinated among member states. The calls are framed as urgent, with participating countries seeking discussions on next steps in dealing with arrivals and related pressures at the EU’s external border. While the coverage focuses on the need for collective action, it does not specify detailed measures or the outcome of the proposed talks. The development reflects broader EU efforts to coordinate migration policy and responses to irregular arrivals, particularly where Spain faces acute logistical and humanitarian challenges due to its geographic position. The emergency meeting request signals that multiple governments are aligned on the need to address the immediate situation in Ceuta through EU-level engagement.