Grecia, Germania și Austria vor suspendarea azilului în caz de criză. Bruxellesul analizează propunerea

Athens has proposed a temporary suspension of asylum applications during emergencies, gaining support from Berlin and Vienna. The influx of over 70,000 migrants to Ceuta this summer has prompted EU ministers to consider this controversial measure. Austrian Interior Minister Gerhard Karner emphasized that such a sudden arrival is unrelated to asylum. Plans to manage mass arrivals include a strengthened role for Frontex and a European emergency response framework. However, concerns about the impact on fundamental rights and potential forced returns have been raised. Discussions on this topic are ongoing, with some countries awaiting the Commission's proposal before taking a stance.