Germany wants additional EU funds for refugee intake
Some EU countries are taking in significantly more Ukrainian refugees than others. Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic are now demanding additional support for this.
Some EU countries are taking in significantly more Ukrainian refugees than others. Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic are now demanding additional support for this.
Slovenian Interior Minister Boštjan Poklukar emphasized that Slovenia remains committed to the European Pact on Migration and Asylum.
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War-torn Ukraine and neighbouring Moldova are now officially in accession talks with the European Union. Both countries were granted EU candidate status in 2022. The landmark move has been hailed as historic and is the start of a complex process that could take years.
Following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, large numbers of Ukrainian refugees have been residing in Germany, Poland and the Czech republic. The three EU member states have asked the European Commission for financial support.