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European Union Opens Case Against Warsaw, Budapest And Prague Over Migration
The European Commission launched a legal case on Tuesday against Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic for refusing to take in asylum-seekers, ratcheting up a bitter feud within the 28-nation bloc about how to deal with migration.
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Czech President Links Europe Attacks To Migration Wave
The Czech president has linked recent attacks in Europe to the ongoing influx of migrants escaping war-torn, poverty-stricken countries.
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Nearly Two-Thirds Of Czechs Oppose Taking In War Refugees: Poll
About two out of three Czechs oppose taking in refugees from war zones, according to an opinion poll published today, reflecting growing anti-migrant sentiment in a country that has taken a tough stance on migrants and refugees.
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Top UN Official Says Mass Migration 'Unavoidable Reality'
Mass cross-border migration is an "unavoidable reality" and it is "impossible to stop" the flow of refugees in need of sanctuary, the United Nations' top official in charge of migration said during a visit to Bangladesh.
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European Union Opens Case Against Warsaw, Budapest And Prague Over Migration
The European Commission launched a legal case on Tuesday against Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic for refusing to take in asylum-seekers, ratcheting up a bitter feud within the 28-nation bloc about how to deal with migration.
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Czech President Links Europe Attacks To Migration Wave
The Czech president has linked recent attacks in Europe to the ongoing influx of migrants escaping war-torn, poverty-stricken countries.
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Nearly Two-Thirds Of Czechs Oppose Taking In War Refugees: Poll
About two out of three Czechs oppose taking in refugees from war zones, according to an opinion poll published today, reflecting growing anti-migrant sentiment in a country that has taken a tough stance on migrants and refugees.
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Top UN Official Says Mass Migration 'Unavoidable Reality'
Mass cross-border migration is an "unavoidable reality" and it is "impossible to stop" the flow of refugees in need of sanctuary, the United Nations' top official in charge of migration said during a visit to Bangladesh.
