Europe’s migrant crisis: Roundup, September 15
Hours after a new law to stop refugees from crossing illegally came into force, Budapest has declared a state of
Read moreHours after a new law to stop refugees from crossing illegally came into force, Budapest has declared a state of
Read moreHumanitarian organisations in Macedonia say that refugees from the Middle East have turned into a lucrative source of business and that
Read moreBulgaria’s Foreign Ministry issued an advisory note on September 15 warning the country’s motorists that they could face difficulties travelling
Read moreDuring a televised debate on Monday night, Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras ruled out forming a coalition government with New Democracy
Read moreThe small Hungarian border village of Röszke was awash with activity the night before the country promised to crack down
Read moreEU interior ministers were supposed to agree on a relocation scheme for refugees. But they split up without even coming
Read moreAs European Union interior ministers were to meet on September 14 to discuss sharing out the task of dealing with
Read moreGermany is temporarily reinstating passport controls along its border with EU partner Austria to limit the flow of migrants and
Read moreThe steady flow of migrants into Hungary from Serbia may come to a halt on Tuesday September 15. Hungarian Prime
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