Reforms to Schengen rules proposed
The European Commission has proposed a reform of the Schengen Area rules to prepare for
Crucial talks ahead for new digital market rules
The European Parliament gave the go-ahead to start negotiations with the 27 EU member states
Values versus security?
OPINION: Countries such as Belarus and Turkey can "weaponise" migrants only because the EU acts
“There cannot be an unambiguous right to migrate”
Sir Paul Collier argues that Europe needs to restrict economic migration to win back the
Migration and Integration: Does the EU live up to its values? – Policy conference
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Warning of growing high-risk expenditure in EU budget
EU spending continues to be marred by “too many errors”, according to the latest report
Auditors: EU migrant readmission schemes are ineffective
The cooperation with third countries is not ensuring that migrants under obligation to leave actually
What if Europe’s migrants are part of the solution?
EU WATCH OPINION: Developing a long-term vision on integration is in the EU's best interests
Will Poland relent in rule-of-law dispute?
Warsaw is apparently planning to give in to demands by the European Court of Justice
ETIAS travel authorisation scheme to launch next year
Travellers to the EU's Schengen zone who do not require a visa will in future
