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The two leaders committed a future French government to taking back migrants intercepted in British waters, and almost every rival party in France reached for the…
Both governments have promised tougher action before, and French police still cannot stop a dinghy once it is afloat.
Once-rival criminal networks are pooling migrants onto single vessels after police interceptions left the smugglers short of inflatable boats
The Commission refuses to discuss the leaked police report and calls Morocco a strategic partner on migration.
The Constitutional Court cleared the text days earlier after the president queried detention limits and safeguards for children.
A German Government reply to a nationalist MP records a 148.2 per cent rise over 25 years, with suspects in threat offences up 231.5 per cent
Previously unpublished Novus figures put combined backing for the Social Democrats, the Left Party and the Greens at 85 per cent among Muslim respondents, against…
Europe faces a dire threat of 'civilisational erasure' as it grapples with immigration issues and economic stagnation, highlighting a profound reluctance to confront…
Federal and regional authorities agreed on 40 extra police officers, 20 mobile cameras and an additional infantry platoon at a security council.
Shadow justice secretary Nick Timothy has published the figures alongside a demand for an inquiry into alleged forced conversions behind bars.
Opposition ran at close to six to one in polling commissioned by the Women's Policy Centre.
Some 110,600 people came to the State in the 12 months to April 2026, and 24,059 became Irish citizens in 2024, the highest annual figure in a decade.
Christian Drogan paid €1,400 for a place on a dinghy and says four traffickers stepped off mid-crossing onto a French patrol boat
The King used a religious holiday to release extremism convicts by decree, days after tens of thousands crossed into Ceuta
Justice Minister Beat Jans has promised faster detention and shorter removal deadlines after the internal figures reached the public.
Officers in the city were working shifts of up to 16 hours and sleeping in army barracks, the union said.
Europe faces an escalating migration crisis, with 15 million displaced Sudanese migrants projected by 2026.
Volunteers say feeding sites beside the desalination plant and in several outlying neighbourhoods have emptied since the July 30 crossing.
Denmark built its migration system on four pillars over a decade, and reduced asylum approvals to the lowest level in 40 years.
The European Commission said EU law covered the removal of children as well as adults, while it welcomed Madrid's pledge that nobody would be moved to the Spanish…
Alex Norris has kept in place an appeal launched by his predecessor against an order to publish seven years of figures.
The man was held during reinforced checks at the frontier and remains in the enclave while his extradition is processed.
Reinforcements announced by Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska have not convinced officers on the ground, two weeks after more than 70,000 people entered…
The European Commission has brought the 27 member states into its campaign against online disinformation, while Morocco stays off the agenda.
Residents say they were told the facility would hold 45 people. The building going up covers more than 400 square metres. The city says no consultation was required.
Marcel Emmerich has asked German interior minister Alexander Dobrindt to admit Afghans stranded in Pakistan, citing a Constitutional Court ruling and a vote by his…
The EU's migration reforms aim to balance border control and fair treatment for migrants, stressing the need for a capacity brake to manage migration effectively…
The Italian and Danish prime ministers want repatriation centres outside Europe and say foreigners living legally in the European Union must respect European values.
Athens credited its own deterrence for the 34 per cent drop, though European Union figures showed the decline was bloc-wide and the traffic did not simply move west.
Luís Montenegro stayed out of the letter of 22 leaders challenging Madrid, then delivered a rebuke of his own.
