„Autogol spectaculos” pentru Giorgia Meloni: Italia primește înapoi mii de migranți din alte țări europene după criza din Ceuta

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni faces a political challenge as several European countries begin returning rejected asylum seekers to Italy. This action, based on the new EU Pact on Migration and Asylum, could escalate tensions within the Italian government. Critics argue that this is a backlash against Italy's strict stance on migration, particularly following the recent crisis in Ceuta. While the government claims the number of returnees is low, estimates suggest up to 10,000 could be sent back, complicating Italy's migration policy ahead of upcoming elections. The situation highlights a growing divide between southern and northern European countries regarding migration management.