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EU looks to boost returns of migrants denied asylum - Vimarsana News

EU looks to boost returns of migrants denied asylum

European interior ministers deem the rate of 'successful' returns - currently around 21% - as unacceptably low.

Sweden takes over EU presidency: What do MEPs expect? - Vimarsana News

Sweden takes over EU presidency: What do MEPs expect?

Sweden took the helm of the Council of the EU for the third time on 1 January. What do Swedish MEPs expect from the coming six months? The Swedish presidency is the last in the current presidency trio, following France and the Czech Republic, and marks the last chapter for the common 18-month presidency programme. […]

Grim reality of migration – Evarist Bartolo - Vimarsana News

Grim reality of migration – Evarist Bartolo

North Africa’s brain drain is Europe’s brain gain

Brussels steps in as Italy and France fight over migrant boats - Vimarsana News

Brussels steps in as Italy and France fight over migrant boats

Brussels is drawing up a crisis plan as Meloni and Macron risk ‘another mega political crisis’ over migration, Margaritis Schinas tells POLITICO.

The End of an Aid Superpower? What to Make of Sweden's New Development Policy | Center for Global Development - Vimarsana News

The End of an Aid Superpower? What to Make of Sweden's New Development Policy | Center for Global Development

Earlier this month, new Swedish Prime Minister (PM) Ulf Kristersson presented his center-right government, made up of his Moderate Party, the Christian Democrats and the Liberals. Their coalition agreement was negotiated with the right-wing Swedish Democrats (SD), the second largest party after September’s general election. The SD were shut out of government but will provide the support Kristersson needs in parliament to see his policies through. Some of the early policies which have been announced are a cut to the aid budget—to around 0.88 percent of Gross National Income (GNI) e; a more ...

Source: cgdev.org