Third Time’s the Charm: Italy Keeps Migrants in Albania—for Now
Europe holds its breath for the success of the Albania protocol as leftist judges prepare their next steps.
Europe holds its breath for the success of the Albania protocol as leftist judges prepare their next steps.
This new record is over three times higher than the year before—another sign of the Dutch immigration system being at a breaking point.
Despite criticising Hungary for protecting its own borders, the EU is supporting the liberal Polish government’s move.
Commentators warn that another mass movement of people could push the continent to “breaking point.”
Asylum seekers taking trips to their homeland likely no longer have grounds for protection, the responsible minister says.
President Sergio Mattarella told the X owner to respect the country’s sovereignty.
Italian court ordered return of second group of migrants from Albanian processing center.
Government responds to growing anger over financial aid for migrants.
President Andrzej Duda says the Tusk government “finally joined the defenders of the borders of Poland.”
Will the EU establishment let its key ally Donald Tusk get away with far stricter migration policies than the ones it punished the previous conservative government for?