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Human rights organization Amnesty International strongly condemned five EU member states' proposal to establish migrant deportation centers outside the bloc, calling it a violation of international law.
Uganda could become the host of the first return center for illegal migrants from Europe next year, according to a plan being developed by five EU member states.
Five EU member states have proposed a new non-paper suggesting 'intermediate steps' towards full membership for Western Balkan countries, aiming to integrate them in phases rather than a single final reward.
A leading European civil rights group has accused the governments of Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Italy, and Slovakia of actively implementing regressive policies and continuously undermining the rule of law, with democratic standards worsening in six other countries.
Five European Union member states have agreed on a framework to establish overseas processing centers for rejected asylum seekers, potentially operational by 2027. The proposal aims to streamline deportation procedures through partnerships with non-EU countries.
An analysis reveals that five EU member states, including Denmark, are actively exploring concrete options for establishing an asylum processing center outside the European Union, with the possibility of it becoming a reality within a year.
Five EU member states are warning that green energy transition could be delayed, become more expensive, and less secure if the European Commission's plans for a centralized electricity grid proceed, opposing Brussels' full control.
A leading European civil liberties organization has warned that governments in five EU member states, including Croatia, are 'consistently and deliberately' undermining the rule of law, with democratic standards deteriorating in six other countries.
Five EU member states have reached a consensus to negotiate a deal with a non-European country to host a facility for processing and detaining individuals denied asylum or residence permits within Europe.
Five EU member states are proposing stronger protection mechanisms for future EU members, partly influenced by the bloc's experiences with democratic backsliding in Hungary under former Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
Five EU member states have called for a tax on the excess profits of energy companies to alleviate the financial burden on consumers, which has been exacerbated by the war in the Middle East and rising inflation.
A leading European civil liberties group has released an exclusive report finding that five EU member states—Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Italy, and Slovakia—are consistently and intentionally eroding the rule of law through regressive policies.