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The European bloc’s first uniformed armed force faces allegations of helping to send migrants back to countries such as Turkey
Campaigners seek to highlight growing multiculturalism by naming meteorological patterns
EU’s top court says aspects of Budapest’s policy breached EU law while separate opinion raps Poland’s judicial clampdown
‘Property entails obligations,’ says Tobias Merckle, an heir to a pharma fortune who lives in the prison he founded
Brussels stresses that migrant integration measures must address discrimination
Challenges of finding traditional employment and willingness to take risks has spurred new entrepreneurs
Emmanuel Macron calls for ‘profound’ reform of Europe’s Schengen common immigration area
Anders Thornberg says the country must not allow parallel societies to develop in inner-cities
Campaigners say lack of safe alternative means clandestine crossings will continue
Movement of people is in ‘historic decline’ that will have lasting effects, says OECD
Newly qualified staff leave region in droves each year for better pay and conditions abroad
Pandemic has caused a fall in net immigration in the first six months, federal data show
Governments need to share responsibility for asylum seekers, beyond merely ejecting the unwanted
UK ideas for offshore asylum processing centres pose a risk to human rights
Experience of other countries being looked at, says government, after revelation of Ascension Island idea
Talks with EU on a new treaty still face difficult path in post-Brexit environment
Proposal seeks to return more failed asylum-seekers to their home countries
Safe Harbour movement wants to take in more asylum seekers but issue is political minefield
Bloc to offer investment or visa controls to push countries to take back failed asylum seekers
Merkel set to restart EU debate over relocation of asylum seekers following fire on Lesbos
Critics say the inferno at the Greek island camp is a 'fitting indictment' for Europe
Moria camp for asylum seekers on Greek island has become emblem of Europe’s hard line
State of emergency declared on Lesbos after blaze
Legal and practical barriers obstruct Tories’ desire to control and limit immigration
Department uses unusually trenchant language after it was forced to halt plans to transfer migrants to Spain
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