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EU parliament adopts stricter migration rules in landmark asylum reform

EU's 27 countries must accept migrants from frontline countries or provide extra resources under proposed rules.

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BBC News

EU approves major overhaul of migration rules

The new rules are designed to make EU states share responsibility for hosting asylum seekers.

22 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Europe live: European parliament to vote on key migration package

MEPs asked to vote on more than 10 different bills aiming at reforming incoherent migration laws across bloc, amid criticism from Left group

22 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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CNN

EU Parliament approves major reforms to migration policy

The European Union’s plan to reform irregular migration passed a key hurdle on Wednesday, as the European Parliament voted through a package that will fundamentally change how the bloc tackles huge numbers of people, often seeking asylum while fleeing conflict in their own countries.

22 days ago·Atlanta, United States

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The Washington Post

European Parliament approves migration deal after years of deadlock

Since the refugee crisis of 2015-2016, the European Union has been struggling to find a common and effective approach to managing migration and asylum.

22 days ago

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South China Morning Post

EU parliament adopts sweeping asylum reform

The pact will harden tighten border procedures and force all the nations in the bloc to share responsibility for migrants.

22 days ago·Hong Kong

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Globo

European Parliament approves comprehensive reform of migration laws for Europe

The vote, which should now be approved by member states in their local parliaments, puts an end to an eight-year stalemate over border management and asylum processes in the 27-nation bloc.

22 days ago·Brazil

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