Melilla is arguably one of the strangest and most unique cities in the world.. On a quest to investigate a place that plays ...

A spokesperson for the Spanish government's office in Melilla said about 2,000 people attempted to enter the North African city but many were stopped by Spanish Civil Guard police and Moroccan ...

These days, Melilla is surrounded by a wide ditch, ... In the early morning of June 24, around 2,000 people stormed the fence. Moroccan security officers met them with tear gas and batons.

"We had people there but they came at us in force and we couldn't stop so many," said a spokesman for the Spanish government's office in Melilla. The town has suffered some of its worst flooding in 30 ...

The Coordination Committee for the Defense of the Kingdom’s Causes, previously called the Committee for the Liberation of Ceuta and Melilla and known for advocating the liberation of the two occupied ...

Melilla is a modern-day fortress that holds the promise of better lives for migrants. ... “People cook, drink or just hang out,” as they wait for authorities to settle their fate.

Originally 18 deaths were reported, but officials said on Saturday that five more people had died of their injuries. Melilla and Ceuta, another Spanish enclave, have in recent years become a focal ...

At least 23 people died on Friday night when a large crowd attempted to cross into the Spanish enclave of Melilla in northern Morocco, according to local authorities.. The Spanish government said ...

Some 2,500 migrants, refugees try to cross Spain’s Melilla border. About 500 people manage to cross into the Spanish enclave after clashing with Moroccan police to scale a high fence.

Police have arrested at least nine people in Spain's North African enclave of Melilla over alleged election fraud involving thousands of mail-in ballots for the country's upcoming local and ...

MELILLA, Spain, Oct. 27 (JTA) ... I’ve never seen people dress like this before,” she says. There have been two main waves of attacks against Jews in Melilla.

People took to the streets in Melilla, Spain's north African enclave that borders Morocco, cheering, dancing and honking their horns in celebration, national broadcaster TVE showed.