PARIS: France’s Interior Minister Laurent Nunez on Saturday said his country would not seek Spain’s suspension from Schengen rules, after tens of thousands of migrants entered Spain’s enclave of Ceuta in North Africa. “Spain does not need to leave the Schengen zone. It’s absolutely not on the table. We have great cooperation with Spain,” he told reporters. His comments came a day after Italy announced that it had suspended for a month its Schengen deal with Spain allowing for visa-free movement between borders. “We are not asking for Spain’s suspension from Schengen,” he added.

Rome a décidé vendredi de rétablir les contrôles aux frontières de façon ciblée pour les voyageurs non européens arrivant d’Espagne, en raison de l’afflux de migrants à Ceuta.…

ROME: Italy said on Friday it was suspending the EU's border-free Schengen arrangements with Spain for one month in response to a mass influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave…