Immigration
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Immigration
Shipwrecks that no one mentions
18 January 20122PresseuropDie Tageszeitung -
Employment
Does immigration lengthen dole queues?
10 January 20123PresseuropPresseurop -
Employment
Germany welcomes working immigrants
23 December 20114PresseuropHandelsblatt -
Immigration
Europe’s judges overturn asylum regulation
22 December 20115Presseurop -
Schengen
For a Europe of borders
8 December 2011PresseuropFinancial Times Deutschland -
Immigration
Bulgarian passport opens doors to West
7 December 20113Trud Sofia -
Immigration
EU a closed door for refugees
21 November 20115PresseuropDagens Nyheter -
10 November 20113PresseuropTimpul
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Germany-Turkey
Bitter birthday
3 November 20115PresseuropFrankfurter Rundschau -
31 October 2011PresseuropDe Volkskrant
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Immigration
Europeans up sticks
14 October 20113Adevărul Bucharest -
Human rights
Frontex accused of mistreating immigrants
22 September 20114Presseuropi -
Immigration
Towards strengthening border surveillance
14 September 20114PresseuropLa Voix du Luxembourg -
Suriname
French Guiana, a door to the EU
13 September 20113Trouw Amsterdam -
9 September 2011The New York Times New York
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Germany
50 years of Turkish immigration
1 September 2011PresseuropDie Tageszeitung -
30 August 2011PresseuropDe Morgen
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24 August 20112PresseuropDagens Nyheter
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Netherlands
Immigrants 'not obliged' to integrate
17 August 20113PresseuropTrouw -
10 August 20111PresseuropLa Razón
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2 August 2011PresseuropLa Stampa
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Belgium
28,000 immigrants regularised
19 July 2011PresseuropDe Standaard -
20 June 2011PresseuropGazeta Wyborcza
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Schengen Area
Sofia and Bucharest kept waiting
10 June 20112PresseuropTrud -
Immigration
Trouble never ends at Greek-Turkish border
26 May 20112Le Monde Paris -
25 May 201114Trouw Amsterdam
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Freedom of movement
Hostages to xenophobia
13 May 20113PresseuropEl País -
Freedom of movement
Schengen scaleback will kill European ideal
11 May 201116Dilema Veche Bucharest -
11 May 2011Le Journal du jeudi Ouagadougou
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Immigration
The shame of Europe
10 May 20112PresseuropPúblico -
Debate
Transatlantic populism
6 May 20114De Morgen Brussels -
Immigration
The French judicial fiasco
3 May 2011PresseuropLibération -
2 May 2011PresseuropInformation
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Immigration
Italy taken to task for imprisoning aliens
29 April 20112PresseuropLa Repubblica -
Netherlands
No work, no home
27 April 20115De Volkskrant Amsterdam -
Netherlands
Who will pick your tulips?
27 April 201110Gazeta Wyborcza Warsaw -
France-Italy
Italian bombs for French bombast
27 April 2011PresseuropLa Stampa -
26 April 2011Het Parool Amsterdam
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21 April 2011PresseuropDe Standaard
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United Kingdom
Poles going bust in Britain
21 April 20112PresseuropRzeczpospolita -
Immigration
EU – French Schengen busting is “legal”
19 April 2011PresseuropLa Vanguardia -
Immigration
Schengen a loser in France/Italy duel
18 April 2011PresseuropPresseurop -
Netherlands
Unemployed foreigners under threat
15 April 20112PresseuropDe Volkskrant -
14 April 2011Süddeutsche Zeitung Munich
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United Kingdom
Immigrants should learn English, says PM
14 April 20112PresseuropThe Daily Telegraph -
Immigration
Malta fears new rights for migrants
13 April 2011PresseuropThe Times of Malta -
Immigration
Italy talks up its immigrant burden
12 April 20115Libération Paris -
12 April 2011Corriere della Sera Milan
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France-Italy
Standoff on migrants sours further
8 April 20111PresseuropLa Stampa -
6 April 2011Dagens Nyheter Stockholm
Macedonians, Moldavians and Ukrainians are jostling to obtain a Bulgarian passport. Many plan to leave for other countries in the European Union, but first they must confront the Bulgarian administration. 
The crisis is forcing more and more Europeans to emigrate. For young people in Mediterranean countries, as well as for those in Eastern Europe, it's the north of the continent where salvation lies. 
As the sole EU land border on the American continent, the French overseas department is the destination for a large number of immigrants from neighbouring Suriname. Every year, 13,000 of them apply for residency permits that are valid throughout the entirety of the Schengen Area. 
Indian immigrants working in Italy’s agricultural heartland are keeping some of the country’s internationally renowned food industries alive. And not even the immigrant baiting Northern League is kicking up too much of a fuss. 
Illegal migration into Greece has slowed at the crossing near the Turkish city of Edirne since the Frontex mission, charged by the European Union to monitor its borders, deployed there for four months. But while this gap in the Schengen Zone may be partially plugged, the problem has simply been displaced. A report. 
Immigration is good for Europe, according to a group of eminent personalities including Joschka Fischer, Javier Solana and Timothy Garton Ash. European leaders should heed their message, suggests Dutch journalist Hans Goslinga. 
Giving in to demands from France and Italy, Brussels has recognised the principle of the temporary reinstatement of border controls within the EU. A Romanian columnist argues that final approval by the EU27, to be taken on 12 May, would mark a major step backwards. 
The rise of populist parties on the Old Continent seems to echo the success of the Tea Party in the United States. But the two movements have different histories, writes the Boston correspondent for De Morgen. The result, though, is the same: governments threatened with paralysis. 
Why should a country not have the right to reinforce its legislation on economic immigration? Even if it goes against European law, a columnist argues that this principle should apply in the context of the political row between the Hague and Warsaw over the fate of unemployed Polish migrants. 
The Dutch government wants to tighten up the rules on migrant workers from EU countries. The first victims: the many Poles already living in Holland. That could cost the local economy dear, warns Gazeta Wyborcza. 
Confronted with thousands of North African migrants arriving on its shores, Italy has gone begging for a show of solidarity from its EU partners. On April 11, however, the Ministers of Interior and Justice of the Twenty-Seven reminded Rome that when it comes to migration, each country enforces its own rules. 
The EU intends to set up some common rules on asylum. The surge in the polls of xenophobic parties in several countries and the influx of migrants from north Africa, however, have combined to make the debate an explosive one.