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This article discusses the EU's ongoing immigration challenges highlighted at a migration conference in Malta, where officials debated the need for harsher measures to address rising far-right sentiments while grappling with human rights concerns. Additionally, EU countries have agreed on rules that could allow Hungary to access €1.2bn in previously frozen funds without resolving rule of law issues, prompting dissent from several member states. Need More Context? 🔎
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