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Half of Europeans disapprove of EU migration policy and demand stronger border controls, poll shows

Europeans give a thumbs down to the European Union's efforts to control irregular migration and demand stronger border controls.

Eastern Europe Needs A New Immigration Narrative

Half of Europeans disapprove of EU migration policy and demand stronger border controls, poll shows

Eastern Europe needs a new immigration narrative

BRATISLAVA — Central and Eastern European (CEE) governments have long prided themselves on their tough migration policies. Over the past decades, many of the region’s political leaders have focused their efforts on curbing the flow of migrants and asylum seekers, contending that an influx of third-country nationals would undermine social stability, threaten cultural cohesion,

Pioneering policy leadership in a transformative era

At the European University Institute in Florence, a new executive master program transforms policy professionals into agents of change.

Eastern Europe needs a new immigration narrative

BRATISLAVA — Central and Eastern European (CEE) governments have long prided themselves on their tough migration policies. Over the past decades, many of the region’s political leaders have focused their efforts on curbing the flow of migrants and asylum seekers, contending that an influx of third-country nationals would undermine social stability, threaten cultural cohesion,

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Should Portugal's centre-right work with far-right to form a stable majority? | The far right

Democratic Alliance finished ahead in Sunday’s ballot but is a long way from forming a government led by Social Democratic party

Cool to be far right? Young Europeans are stirring a political youthquake.

On a continent better known for left-wing youth activism a la Greta Thunberg, polls show that young Europeans are fueling the growth of the far right from France to Sweden to the Netherlands.

Herbert Wigwe from afar, By Kenneth Amaeshi

When Herbert took over the bank's leadership from Aig Aigboje-Imokhuede in 2014, he continued championing sustainability.