“Brussels is capable of securing the safety of EU summits, NATO meetings, the visits of American presidents, but not the visit of 11 Israeli football players. Who or what are we afraid of?” asks a Brussels district councillor.
Instead of trying to abolish ‘pull factors,’ the Spanish government is distributing the migrants throughout the country.
Despite a series of violent attacks committed by migrants, only the left-populists and right-wing opposition parties are advocating clear action.
The timing of the decision raises questions in France.
Migration, competitiveness, defence, enlargement and a farmer-oriented agricultural policy will be at the forefront of the upcoming EU Presidency.
Turkish citizens are the third largest group of asylum seekers, despite coming from a safe country.
Police repeatedly face life-threatening situations, but the government is unwilling to take action—on crime or migration.
Previous French governments were effectively exempt from EU fiscal rules, but this may change following parliamentary elections.
Hungary has deterred illegal migrants and accepted real refugees, but the EU is not impressed.
Prime Minister Petr Fiala admitted that the results reflected the mood of the society.
While putting national interests first, PM Viktor Orbán said his country will not veto decisions that are backed by a clear majority.
Ilaria Salis, who could receive an 11-year jail sentence, may get parliamentary immunity and be released from house arrest.
