Asylum

The bloc’s asylum laws “no longer correspond to their original intention,” Austria’s Chancellor Christian Stocker says in FT interview.

Conservative Chancellor Friedrich Merz vowed to drastically reduce migration from “day one,” but his approach thus far has been largely symbolic.

Former German leader says the new chancellor’s policies could “see Europe being ruined.”

Police arrested five juveniles in connection with plots to carry out violent attacks on migrants and leftists as officials warn of growing radicalization among youths.

Minsk authorities stand accused of facilitating illegal crossings into the EU to sow political discord.

Former footballer has hosted iconic highlights show Match of the Day since 1999 but will leave this week.

Fraud watchdog probes favoritism and mismanagement at agency tasked with implementing EU asylum law.

Poland and Austria have criticized the new government’s plan, which would also see Berlin rejecting people who want to claim asylum.

Lawmakers are concerned about the agency’s governance after a report from the EU anti-fraud office.

Just days before his debut visit to Warsaw, Chancellor-designate Friedrich Merz already hit a diplomatic snag.

With the dust settling on the EPP congress, we take a look at who’s up and who’s down in the EU’s most powerful grouping.

The appointment signals stricter asylum rules, tighter border controls and a tougher stance on deportation for the EU’s biggest economy.

Athens has 13 open cases into alleged human rights violations involving migrants, the single largest number of incidents across the bloc.

The bloc designated Kosovo, Colombia, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Bangladesh and India as “safe.”

The justices denied a request to set aside a judge’s order that U.S. officials seek Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s release and return.

Feeling the heat on immigration, now even center-left Labour MPs want to close “legal loopholes” relating to the European Convention on Human Rights.

The damning report will give ammunition to conservative lawmakers who want to prevent NGOs from using EU money to lobby.

Center left and center right are trying to forge a deal to form a coalition. Important differences remain, according to documents seen by POLITICO.

Incoming Chancellor Friedrich Merz is under growing pressure to win conservative policy concessions as coalition talks hit key stumbling blocks.

Warsaw will suspend protection for new asylum seekers crossing into Poland from Belarus, PM Donald Tusk says.

Germany, Spain and Italy were the top destinations for asylum-seekers.

In a wide-ranging interview, Mette Frederiksen says she considers “mass migration … as a threat to the daily life in Europe.”

The EU has poured millions into Poland’s border enforcement — even as human rights groups accuse Warsaw of illegal pushbacks.