EU leaders to focus on migration, Poland to point to its 'weaponisation'
Migration will dominate the European Union summit on Thursday with Poland calling for an EU stance against Russia and Belarus using migrants as a weapon against the EU and others, urging sharper laws on sending back irregular arrivals,
As anti-immigrant sentiment surges in Europe, under-threat leaders are embracing formerly taboo approaches to their borders.
Greece's Mitsotakis welcomed the EU's tougher stance on migration but added that he remains "skeptical" of offshore “return ...
The European Commission will propose during its new term measures to tighten the EU's stance on migration, responding to ...
Ursula von der Leyen said just 20% of those who have a return decision in the EU actually returned to their country of origin ...
Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk has declared that the future of liberal democracy across the European Union depends on ...
European Commission president proposes sending asylum seekers to third countries for external processing in response to ...
As European leaders gathered for the EU Council meeting in Brussels on Thursday, migration, Ukraine and the Middle East were ...
European Union leaders used a summit Thursday to seek ways to make the bloc a more hostile destination for migrants and ...
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