Fury in Italy as Rescuers Tried Over Migrant Deaths Michael Curzon July 22, 2025 Six officials face trial over the 2023 Cutro wreck as media are accused of ignoring the rescue of over 80 people.
Frontex Partners With Balkan State Against Migration TEC News June 13, 2025 Bosnia and Herzegovina are to work with the EU on border control—although be prepared to manage expectations.
Thunberg and Co. Pick Up Illegal Migrants En Route to Gaza TEC News June 6, 2025 The group of sailing activists ‘rescued’ four Sudanese who were then picked up by Frontex.
Nice Gesture, No Action: MEPs Visit Migration-Engulfed Canary Islands Javier Villamor May 28, 2025 The EU’s main response appears to be focused on redistributing those arriving rather than on stopping the increasingly overwhelming influx of boats.
Right-Wing MEPs Fight Leftist ‘Capture’ of EU Border Agency Michael Curzon May 7, 2025 Frontex is being “paralyzed” by leftwing bureaucrats in Brussels, its former director has warned.
Greece Threatened With Losing Frontex Funds Over Migrant Pushbacks Tamás Orbán April 10, 2025 Greece has the highest number of open cases of alleged human rights violations against illegal migrants, yet has avoided infringement actions faced by conservative governments.
EU Illegal Border Crossings Drop 38% as Meloni’s Policies Reshape Migration Routes Tamás Orbán January 15, 2025 Regional cooperation and Italy’s strict measures are key factors in the decline, but new routes are emerging across Europe.
Belgium To Deploy EU Border Agents at Eurostar Gateway to England Thomas O'Reilly May 3, 2024 Frontex was authorised to operate at key railway stations and airports to assist law enforcement officers with deportations.
Left NGOs Accuse Former EU Border Chief of Crimes Against Humanity Thomas O'Reilly April 24, 2024 Fabrice Leggeri is currently running for the EU Parliament for Le Pen’s RN party.
France: Ex-EU Border Chief Joins Le Pen’s Party for EU Elections Thomas O'Reilly February 19, 2024 “Eurocrats do not consider [migration] as a problem, but rather as a project,” Fabrice Leggeri said.
