Back to law: is the Union asylum policy finally cracking?
External Relations 15 March 2020The Union’s asylum policy is one of the constituent segments of the “Freedom, security and
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The twofold issue of the Dutch Presidency on Migration
Migration 18 July 2016The Proposal of the Dutch Presidency on migration included the successful implementation of the recent
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Common European Asylum System: new plans unveiled
Migration 13 July 2016Today, proposals to complete the reform of the Common European Asylum System have been presented by the
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EU list of safe countries of origin voted by Libe Committee
Migration 7 July 2016A new EU list of safe countries of origin should replace today’s national lists after a three-year
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Would the UK immigration situation change after Brexit?
Migration 20 June 2016Would Brexit mean that migration could be reduced? What is the impact of EU law on the UK, now and after
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Greek Police Start Evacuating Idomeni Camp
Migration 24 May 2016No violence we reported as Greek Authorities ordered the evacuation of Idomeni camp, Europe’s largest
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Casting a Light on Greece
Editorial 23 May 2016Once again, Greece has hit Europe’s headlines and has become a relevant issue of debate. Tomorrow,
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Most of People Would Welcome Refugees, says Global Survey
Migration 20 May 2016A global survey commissioned by Amnesty International, Refugees Welcome Index, has found out that the
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European Asylum Reform: Dublin IV Is A Gift to Cameron
Migration 9 May 2016Last week, the European Commission presented a proposal to reform the Dublin Regulation, namely the regulation
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European leaders still find difficulties in managing the refugee crisis
Migration 26 October 2015After the decision of the Hungarian government to close the border with Croatia, hundreds of migrants,
