Poland plans to temporarily suspend the right to asylum as part of a strategy to combat illegal migration amid tensions with Belarus, blaming President Lukashenko and President Putin for orchestrating the crisis. Prime Minister Tusk of the Civic Coalition group emphasizes the need for European recognition of Poland’s decision and will present the migration plan on Oct. 15, following a tough stance on migration since taking office in December 2023 in response to increased attempts of illegal border crossings from the Middle East and Africa in 2021, which Warsaw and the EU view as a crisis instigated by Minsk and Moscow.
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Farage says UK needs better post-Brexit deal with EU – but fails to explain what he would do in tetchy interview
Nigel Farage has acknowledged the need for a better post-Brexit deal with the EU, criticizing the current trade agreement negotiated by Boris Johnson as inadequate. Despite leading Reform UK ahead in polls, Farage failed to outline specifics on improving the UK's relationship with the bloc, refusing to offer concessions for a more favorable trading arrangement. While asserting a willingness to renegotiate, Farage remained vague on addressing ongoing Brexit issues and potential changes to the existing...
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