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Russian Outlet Topwar.ru Column: To Fight The Drug Trade, Lock Down Russia's Border With Central Asia - Vimarsana News

Russian Outlet Topwar.ru Column: To Fight The Drug Trade, Lock Down Russia's Border With Central Asia

Animosity is growing towards illegal migrants from Central Asian countries that were formerly Soviet republics. Migrant communities have been blamed for crime and bullying ethnic Russians.[1] Topwar.ru columnist Anna Kozireva identifies the migrants as the main conduit for drugs flowing from Afghanistan to Russia. She writes that though the Taliban had promised to combat the

Source: memri.org
People in Vilnius protest against Lithuania's migrant pushback law - Vimarsana News

People in Vilnius protest against Lithuania's migrant pushback law

Around 50 people held a picket outside the Presidential Palace on Friday to protest against Lithuania’s migrant pushback...

Source: lrt.lt
'Far-right extremists' could police Lithuanian border under new law, warn activists - Vimarsana News

'Far-right extremists' could police Lithuanian border under new law, warn activists

Activists have warned a new law passed on Tuesday could allow “violent far-right groups” to police Lithuania’s border.

'Far-right extremists' could police Lithuanian border under new law - Vimarsana News

'Far-right extremists' could police Lithuanian border under new law

New legislation will allow volunteers to use force and help make arrests on Lithuania's border, sparking fears among activists.

Far-right extremists could police Lithuanian border under new law - Vimarsana News

Far-right extremists could police Lithuanian border under new law

New legislation will allow volunteers to use force and help make arrests on Lithuania's border, sparking fears among activists.