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Analysis Europe Immigration Asylum 

Where did the six billion promised by Europe to Turkey go?

March 17, 2020April 10th Leonor Hubaut Humanitarian aid, Syrian conflict, European funding, Refugees, EU-Turkey

(B2) Between Ankara and Brussels the cloth burns as soon as we talk about big money. Everyone has a different interpretation of the deal

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Europe Immigration Asylum Report 

[Evros, gateway to Europe 7] For MSF, the only crisis is that of a lack of political will

15th February 202018th February 2020 Emmanuelle Stroesser Right of asylum, Greece, Doctors Without Borders, Refugees

(B2, in Athens) Apostolos Veizis leads the operational medical support unit of Doctors Without Borders in Greece. He assures that he

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Europe Immigration Asylum Report 

[Evros, gateway to Europe 6] UNHCR, guardian of the right to asylum, in a balanced position

14th February 202018th February 2020 Emmanuelle Stroesser Right of asylum, Greece, HCR, Refugees

(B2, in Greece) We are more used to seeing the logos of the High Commission for Refugees on

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Europe Immigration Asylum Report 

[Evros, gateway to Europe 5] EASO will double its workforce in Greece

14th February 202018th February 2020 Emmanuelle Stroesser Migration crisis, Right of asylum, EASO, Borders, Greece, Hotspots, Lesbos, Refugees

(B2, in Athens) The European Asylum Support Office, better known by the acronym EASO, will double in size in

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Borders Report 

[Evros, gateway to Europe 2] Turkey pulls the strings at the EU's external borders (G. Koumoutsakos)

11th February 202028th October Emmanuelle Stroesser Right of asylum, Frontex, Georgios Koumoutsakos, Greece, Refugees, Turkey

(B2 in Athens) Georgios Koumoutsakos is Deputy Minister for Migration and Asylum in the government of Kyriákos Mitsotákis formed

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Europe Report 

(report) In Greece, at the external borders of the EU

25th January 2020March 12, 2021 Emmanuelle Stroesser border control, Right of asylum, Greece, Refugees, reports

(B2) B2 goes on a report to the borders of Europe… in Greece. To understand why the reception of refugees is still there

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Analysis Mediterranean sea EU-CSDP mission 

Mediterranean: how many people were saved by Sophia's ships? by the Libyan Coast Guard?

7th October15th February 2020 Nicolas Gros Verheyde Migration crisis, Human rights, EUNAVFOR Med, fact checking, libyan coastguard, HCR, Libya, Central Mediterranean, Q&A, Refugees, rescue at sea, SOLAS

(B2) In the past, until 2017, the number of people rescued appeared in all press releases, press kits and other documents

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News Blog Immigration Asylum Mediterranean sea 

The Aquarius welcomed in Malta

August 15, 2018September 2, 2018 Nicolas Gros Verheyde Migration crisis, Dimitris Avramopoulos, Emmanuel Macron, Gibraltar, Horst Seehofer, Italy, JRCC, Libya, Malta, MRCC, safe port, Refugees, SOS Mediterranean

(B2) Malta ended up agreeing to welcome the Aquarius, which had picked up 141 shipwrecked people off the coast of Libya

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Analysis Immigration Asylum Sahel 

From Libya to Niger, to Europe. What about the emergency evacuation transit mechanism?

23th June 201815th February 2020 Emmanuelle Stroesser detention centers, Migration crisis, asylum seekers, fact checking, France, Italy, Libya, Niger, Q&A, Refugees, Relocation, Romania, Transit, UNHCR

(B2) Led by the High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), funded by the European Union, the emergency evacuation transit mechanism resumed

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  • [Verbatim] The strategic compass according to Josep Borrell March 23, 2023 Emmanuelle Stroesser
  • [Notebook 23.03.2023] European geopolitics – Defence. Diplomacy. Crises. Powers March 23, 2023 Emmanuelle Stroesser
  • [Preview] The key points of the conclusions on Ukraine of the European Council (v2) March 23, 2023 Nicolas Gros Verheyde
  • [News] EDIRPA: IMCO's exclusive competence remains thorny March 22, 2023 Emmanuelle Stroesser
  • [Special notebook] Council for Foreign Affairs and Defence. What They Said (March 20, 2023) March 21, 2023 Nicolas Gros Verheyde
  • [About] Advance on the industry is not enough. We need a European army (Tajani) March 21, 2023 Nicolas Gros Verheyde
  • [Notebook 21.03.2023] European geopolitics – Defence. Diplomacy. Crises. Powers March 21, 2023 Emmanuelle Stroesser
  • [Decryption] At least 2,5 billion euros to boost ammunition production in the EU and delivery to Ukraine March 21, 2023 Nicolas Gros Verheyde
  • [News] 18 countries today, 25 tomorrow, decide to jointly buy ammunition via the European Defense Agency (v2) March 20, 2023 Nicolas Gros Verheyde
  • [News] The Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution and eight Iranian officials placed under sanctions March 20, 2023 Nicolas Gros Verheyde
  • [News] Iran, Tunisia and Cambodia singled out by the European Parliament March 20, 2023 Emmanuelle Stroesser
  • [Confidential] Towards an agreement on ammunition for Ukraine between the 27? (v3) March 19, 2023 Nicolas Gros Verheyde
  • [News] Belgrade-Pristina dialogue. A half-deal on a roadmap March 19, 2023 Nicolas Gros Verheyde
  • [Confidential] Joint purchase of 155 mm shells. A text ready to sign on Monday! (v2) March 17, 2023 Nicolas Gros Verheyde
  • [News] Nine million euros for the armed forces of North Macedonia March 17, 2023 Nicolas Gros Verheyde
  • [Confidential] Where is the ammunition debate? The discussion continues between ambassadors March 17, 2023 Nicolas Gros Verheyde
  • [Analysis] The 500-word rule gives a boost to the European Parliament's emergency resolutions March 17, 2023 Emmanuelle Stroesser

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