UK agrees post-Brexit deal over Gibraltar

The United Kingdom and European Union, in collaboration with Spain, reached a political agreement on Wednesday, resolving Gibraltar's post-Brexit status.

Under the deal, approximately 15,000 daily cross-border commuters will be able to enter Gibraltar using residence permits or national identity cards, eliminating routine passport stamp checks.

At Gibraltar's airport and seaport, passengers' passports will be jointly checked by Gibraltar and Spanish authorities.

UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy stated the agreement "protects British sovereignty" while boosting Gibraltar's economic stability.

Spain and EU leaders welcomed the accord, calling it the removal of Europe's "last wall."