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"Human Rights Remain Our Red Line with New Asylum Rules

Summary by Die Presse
Cyprus' Vice-Migration Minister Nicholas Ioannides explains how his country, as EU Council Chairman, wants to combat illegal migration, implement the EU asylum pact – and convince sceptical countries like Hungary. Like Austria, he sees problems in the interpretation of fundamental rights. He can imagine the outsourcing of EU asylum procedures to third countries.

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"Human Rights Remain Our Red Line with New Asylum Rules

Cyprus' Vice-Migration Minister Nicholas Ioannides explains how his country, as EU Council Chairman, wants to combat illegal migration, implement the EU asylum pact – and convince sceptical countries like Hungary. Like Austria, he sees problems in the interpretation of fundamental rights. He can imagine the outsourcing of EU asylum procedures to third countries.

·Vienna, Austria
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Die Presse broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Wednesday, December 17, 2025.
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