EU Migration Policies Face Turmoil as Italian-Albanian Deal Falters
A court ruling against Italy's Albania migration hub underscores legal and political challenges facing EU's hardline approach.
- A court in Italy has ordered the return of asylum seekers from Albania, casting doubt on Italy's controversial migration agreement with Tirana.
- The EU summit in Brussels highlighted growing support for 'return hubs' outside the bloc, reflecting a shift towards tougher migration policies.
- French Prime Minister Michel Barnier expressed reservations about the feasibility of Italy's migration model being applied in France.
- The Italian-Albanian deal, costing €1bn over five years, faced criticism for its legality and humanitarian implications.
- EU leaders are divided on migration strategies, with some advocating for humane solutions while others push for stricter controls.








































