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Migration / 2021 MEDAM Assessment Report Alberto-Horst Neidhardt , Olivia Sundberg Diez , Matthias Lücke , Martin Ruhs , Saime Özçürümez Date: 28/05/2021 The New Pact on Migration and Asylum, the von der Leyen Commission’s proposal for a new consensus on EU migration and asylum policies, will not resolve pre-existing political divisions within the EU over solidarity or the management of the Union’s external borders. That is one of the main conclusions of the 2021 MEDAM Assessment Report on Asylum and Migration Policies in Europe "The EU and Turkey: Toward s...

ATHENS: The month of June could prove crucial for the mid-term and long-term future of Greek-Turkish relations, but also for the next steps in Ankara’s relationship with the EU. The “twin summits” of NATO and the EU in Brussels, to be held on June 14 and June 24-25, respectively, could help clear the air between the two rivals and prepare the ground for a more positive agenda. Athens and Ankara are exploring the possibility for a bilateral meeting between Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the sidelines of the NATO summit. However, not...

InfoMigrants By InfoMigrants Published on : 2021/05/11 Around 70 migrants landed in Malta on Tuesday after they were rescued in the Mediterranean. Meanwhile European countries are being asked to help Italy, where more than 2,000 people arrived over two days. Malta’s interior minister confirmed that a group of around 70 migrants was rescued on Tuesday, May 11, by an armed forces patrol boat, but provided no further details. The emergency hotline for migrants in distress in the Mediterranean, Alarm Phone, had reported on Tuesday mor...

Last Updated On: May 03 2021 09:47 Gmt+3 Turkey’s freedom to manoeuvre in foreign policy is likely to be significantly curtailed under the administration of the U.S. President Joe Biden, according to Michael Leigh. A senior fellow at Bruegel, he is the academic director of the Master of Arts in European Public Policy at the Johns Hopkins University SAIS Bologna Center and a former director-general of enlargement at the European Commission. Speaking to Kathimerini, Leigh explains the new limits on Ankara’s regional ambitions, the likelihood of a pro-Western shift in Ankara in the post-Erd...

Divestment from the border industrial complex could spur “a politics that protects and upholds the rights of refugees and migrants” Divestment from the border industrial complex could spur “a politics that protects and upholds the rights of refugees and migrants” 21 April 2021 A recent report reveals the largest corporate players in today’s global “border industrial complex” and calls for divestment from the industry, as a way to force states to halt the implementation of harmful border security models. The report, Transnational Institute ( TNI) and Stop Wapenhandel earlier th...