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Greek Immigration Bill Faces Backlash from Opponents and International Organizations

Greece's new immigration bill, currently debated in Parliament, faces strong opposition from political parties, human rights organizations like the UN Refugee Agency and the Greek Citizen's Advocate, and the Union of Administrative Judges, who argue it violates international treaties and is unimplem...

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840 Migrants Rescued off Crete, Relocation Challenges Highlight Systemic Issues

Over 840 refugees and migrants were rescued in multiple operations off Crete and Gavdos, involving various vessels and Frontex, with some rescued individuals facing relocation challenges due to capacity and local opposition issues.

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EU Illegal Immigration Falls to Three-Year Low Amidst Regional Variations and High Death Toll

In 2024, illegal entries into the EU dropped to a three-year low of 239,000, down 38% from 2023, due to increased cooperation with North African countries and Western Balkan nations. However, this masks regional variations and the human cost of these policies, as over 2300 migrants died attempting t...

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Haftar Expels EU Delegation, Jeopardizing Migration Strategy

Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar expelled an EU delegation from Bengasi, Libya, on Tuesday, escalating tensions and jeopardizing the EU's migration strategy amid a 352% increase in migrant arrivals in Greece this year, as over a million Sudanese refugees and a similar number of West African migrants in ...

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Syrian Asylum Seekers Return Home, Leading to Sharp Drop in Cyprus Applications

More than 1,500 Syrian nationals have withdrawn asylum applications or returned to Syria after the Assad regime's fall last month, leading to a 41% drop in new asylum applications in Cyprus in 2024 and decreased boat arrivals from Lebanon, due to stricter policies and international cooperation.

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