Sweden Democrats Pitch “The EU’s Toughest Migration Policy” Michael Curzon April 10, 2025 Nationalists have been urged to ensure that one route to remaining in the country isn’t simply replaced by another.
Thuringia Tightens Immigration Policy Zolta Győri April 4, 2025 The east German state is moving forward with plans despite the federal government ignoring requests for funding for reception facilities.
Swedish Lawmakers Crack Down on Migration Loophole Michael Curzon April 1, 2025 Almost 5,000 rejected asylum applicants could be deported from Sweden despite lobbying by pro-migration officials.
Who Tops the List? Annual Asylum Report Reveals Changing Migration Patterns Tamás Orbán March 5, 2025 While fewer migrants entered the EU illegally last year, the migration crisis continues, with only a slight downturn in the number of asylum applications.
Danish Asylum Numbers Hit Record Low TEC News February 10, 2025 ‘Zero refugee’ policy shows the way for Europe as Denmark breaks a 40-year record with only 860 individuals granted asylum in 2024.
Third Time’s the Charm: Italy Keeps Migrants in Albania—for Now Tamás Orbán January 30, 2025 Europe holds its breath for the success of the Albania protocol as leftist judges prepare their next steps.
Asylum Chaos: Netherlands Pays Migrants €36.8M in Penalties Nick Hallett January 20, 2025 This new record is over three times higher than the year before—another sign of the Dutch immigration system being at a breaking point.
Poland Adopts Law To Suspend Right to Asylum Zoltán Kottász December 19, 2024 Despite criticising Hungary for protecting its own borders, the EU is supporting the liberal Polish government’s move.
What Does Assad’s Fall Mean for Europe’s Migration Crisis? Michael Curzon December 9, 2024 Commentators warn that another mass movement of people could push the continent to “breaking point.”
Sweden To Review Refugee Status for Migrants Vacationing in Countries They Fled From Christina Holmgren-Larson December 6, 2024 Asylum seekers taking trips to their homeland likely no longer have grounds for protection, the responsible minister says.
