Will France have to allow for the return of more Jihadists’ families from Syria? Yes is the most likely answer, for both France and other European countries as well
“These people do not come from the country of origin, Syria, but Turkey. It’s proven,” explains Czech interior minister Vít Rakušan
Asylum Eurostat First-time asylum applications Germany Syria European Union Migrant crisis Migration Germany was the most popular destination for first time asylum applicants, while Hungary received the fewest number of cases relative to its population
The current conflict shows that Europeans may be more empathetic to the Ukrainians than to non-European refugees, but there may be some valid reasons behind that sentiment
The Syrian citizen smuggling illegal migrants did not stop for roadside control, almost ran over a police officer and caused a car accident, but the Polish court said he is unlikely to be imprisoned
He was one of the two men who violently abducted and raped a woman in 2017, but now the state is going to pay him “damages” despite his conviction
Hundreds of lawyers are busy dismantling Denmark’s no-nonsense immigration policy
Almost 66 percent of Syrian refugees in Germany need financial support, the Federal Labor Market Agency (Bundesagentur für Arbeit or BA) said in its June report
Denmark is no longer alone in its approach to Syrian refugees
Gharib was convicted of aiding crimes against humanity
The two Iraqis are accused of using the “hawala” system to finance ISIS
Here is where jihadists are headed now
Polish border guards acting on information provided by Poland’s internal security forces have detained a man suspected of being a terrorist
Global deflationary shock on the horizon
Syrian war a testing ground for modern Russian weapons systems
ISIS uses the coronavirus pandemic as an opportunity to intensify propaganda and even see it as a means to return to power
Coronavirus hits Greece where migrant camp sanitary conditions are deplorable
PM Babiš thinks financial aid will be more efficient
Czechia considers accepting the unaccompanied children
Is Syria asking too much of Czechia?
We aren’t any better than the previous generations.
Alliances should be built on mutual interests and calculated strategy, not pleasant delusions and naïve hopes.
The Czech Republic wants to build a center for 50 orphans in Syria and it will eventually extend that number. It will launch a special foundation for this purpose and will try to gain money from donors, PM Andrej Babiš (ANO) said after meeting Syrian Arab Red Crescent representatives.
