EU Migration Governance as Protracted Conflict: A Conflict Transformation Perspective on the EU-Turkey Deal - World
Analysis in English on World and 3 other countries about Protection and Human Rights; published on 27 Mar 2023 by swisspeace
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Analysis in English on World and 3 other countries about Protection and Human Rights; published on 27 Mar 2023 by swisspeace
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Santorini, Step onto a luxury holiday island where the streets are paved with marble. Wander through a breathtaking volcanic landscape steeped in the Greek myths. But is this the only face of Santorini? #SublimeHub went on another kind of journey across the island to find out what it takes to keep the high-end image going and how the locals really live
As leaders meet for their Brussels summit on migration, the 2016 "deal" with Turkey is a prime example of why the EU should not transfer its own responsibilities regarding migration to third states.
People fleeing violence are being driven into extreme poverty by escalating prices — but there is hope.