An interview with Angeliki Dimitriadi on the lack of integration systems in the EU
Media mentions – Angeliki Dimitriadi
Angeliki Dimitriadi commenting on the EU-Turkey refugee deal.
Angeliki Dimitriadi commenting on the EU-Turkey refugee deal.
Angeliki Dimitriadi on the EU-Turkey migration deal fragility
Angeliki Dimitriadi on the potential implications of migrant deportation from Greece
Angeliki Dimitriadi comments on future prospects of the migration crisis.
Turkey said on Monday that tens of thousands of Syrians fleeing violence around Aleppo would only be let into the country “when necessary”. As Ankara prepares to tell Brussels how it will implement a three-billion-euro aid package to stop migration to Europe, both Turkey and the EU face pressure to firm up how exactly they will coordinate efforts.
The repatriation of refugees has been decided: But according to Angeliki Dimitriadi, it is nearly impossible to put this into practice.
Angeliki Dimitriadi on the border controls for refugees in some European member states. This step will decrease the number of refugees in these countries but will lead to an increase of them in Southern European countries like Greece. This is a serious problem for the EU.
Angeliki Dimitriadi on the consequences of the limited intake of migrations in Austria