Karl Arnerdal

Migration theme

 

Looks like there are politicians who see the potential in Ebola's ability to be able to close the EU's common external border.

 

 

Ready for deportation camps outside the EU. Those deported from the EU should be able to be gathered in camps outside the union – and soon perhaps also asylum seekers. News that the agreement is an important step for the EU's migration policy: – We must take control of migration to Europe. Over 70 percent of people with rejected asylum applications do not return. Now the EU is taking an important step towards a migration policy where a no also means a no in practice, says MEP Tomas Tobé to SVT News. See the article on SVT News.

 

Extra EU meeting on Ebola. The EU countries' health ministers will hold an extraordinary meeting on the Ebola situation. The ministerial meeting will be held online on Friday to "discuss future preparedness and cooperation measures," according to the current presidency of the Council of Ministers, Cyprus, on X.

The meeting comes after, among others, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has called for tightened entry controls due to the outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The health ministers are also expected to discuss the situation at their next regular ministerial meeting in Luxembourg in two weeks. See the article on SVT News.