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Have tried to take the lead. you've established your own country as a hub for incoming afghan migrants. but there's a desperate lack of unity in europe, isn't there? yet again, i do see progress on this front. i have to say, i was working at the eu, actually, when we had the migration crisis in 2015—16. and i think there is more unity now than there was then. and there is an increased awareness of the need to take a united approach. i think there's an increased awareness that those countries that are the southern border are not protecting their own borders, but the borders of the eu. and we ...

Awareness that those countries that are the southern border are not protecting their own borders, but the borders of the eu. and we need a coherent approach to migration. again, you know, spain has been at the forefront in trying to have this coherent approach. not, erm, responding actively in terms of our borders and in a manner which is coherent with our values, with the european values. but we definitely think there should be fast progress also in having a coherent migration strategy. right, but while spain has focused on the need to step up and to burden—share, the austrians, for example...

But there's a desperate lack of unity in europe, isn't there? yet again, i do see progress on this front. i have to say, i was working at the eu, actually, when we had the migration crisis in 2015—16. and i think there is more unity now than there was then. and there is an increased awareness of the need to take a united approach. i think there's an increased awareness that those countries that are the southern border are not protecting their own borders, but the borders of the eu. and we need a coherent approach to migration. again, you know, spain has been at the forefront in trying to hav...