Germany's top court has ruled that rejected asylum seekers with prior Greek protection could face home-country deportation after independent review. The case highlights tensions over the EU's 'solidarity' plans to share out responsi1
Crete and Gavdos have become the main entry points to Greece for irregular migrants, according to data released on February 17 by Greek-based NGO Refugee Support Aegean.
Italy's National Coordination of Care Communities (CNCA) has expressed concern over measures included in a new immigration bill approved by the government earlier this month. The organization highlighted the risks the draft legislat1
Greece is working with four EU countries to establish "return hubs" in non-EU states for rejected asylum seekers, as the bloc moves ahead with stricter deportation rules under its new migration framework.
Those waiting to be granted entry to Germany include 230 people accepted under the Federal Reception Program for Afghanistan and about 50 former local staff and their relatives.