
Sweden: “If You Want Our Aid, Take Back Your Migrants”
The landmark reform in Sweden’s foreign aid policy is indicative of the SD-supported government’s attempt to reorient policies so they align with national, not globalist, interests.
The landmark reform in Sweden’s foreign aid policy is indicative of the SD-supported government’s attempt to reorient policies so they align with national, not globalist, interests.
Ministers say the number of removals needs to be “significantly higher,” but the Rwanda Plan is unlikely to change this.
Migration is just one point of major disagreement for the increasingly fragile ruling coalition.
Britain is about to waste another £15 million on a scheme that is almost certain never to take off.
It is not at all clear that the prime minister’s emergency legislation will work.
Germany and Austria are the latest countries seeking to use third-party countries for asylum processing.
The Nordic ministers also agreed to offer voluntary repatriation programmes to migrants along with resettlement assistance.
Swedish authorities claim Salwan Momika gave false information on his refugee application and may have been part of a militia group.
Interior Minister Darmanin wants to deport dangerous illegal migrants before they can appeal to the European Court of Human Rights.
Germany’s Interior Minister Nancy Faeser to introduce bill streamlining deportation process