After years of struggle by EU countries to manage migrant arrivals into the bloc, the European Commission proposed the ‘New Pact on Migration and Asylum’ in September 2020, aimed at establishing a clear and common framework for handling migration Whether that can be seen through will be tested this Wednesday 10 April, when the 705-seat […]
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