Europe’s migrant crisis: Roundup, September 21
Poland’s Foreign Minister Grzegorz Schetyna said Europe needs a united plan to address the ongoing refugee crisis, but not one
Read morePoland’s Foreign Minister Grzegorz Schetyna said Europe needs a united plan to address the ongoing refugee crisis, but not one
Read moreBulgaria could cope with a quota of 1200 refugees, and in this way the country would show solidarity and understanding
Read moreEuropean Council President Donald Tusk has convened a special meeting of the European Council on September 23 to discuss the
Read moreMore than 1000 Bulgarian military personnel will be deployed at the Turkish border in the coming days to help Bulgaria’s
Read moreMigrants and refugees are pouring into Germany at a rate of 1800 a day through the border with Austria, German
Read moreClaims that tens of thousands of migrants are headed towards the Bulgaria border are not true, Foreign Minister Daniel Mitov
Read moreThe prefecture of Edirne has given a three-day deadline to the 3000 refugees who have arrived by car at the
Read moreHundreds of migrants streamed into the European Union Wednesday through the cornfields of Croatia, welcomed there after Hungary blocked its
Read moreAmendments to Bulgaria’s Penal Code providing for increased penalties for trafficking of refugees will be presented for a second reading
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