Meloni Slows Down the German Plan for Return to Italy: "It Is Premature"
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Germany is planning deportations to Italy. In Rome one is not amused. Meloni's foreign minister even threatens with countermeasures.
Federal Chancellor Merz puts pressure on us, and Berne also wants Italy to fulfil its obligations under the migration pact, but Rome is teeming.
Berlin wants to apply the new European agreement. The answer is: No, it is premature.
The 'Dublin system' provides that asylum files must be processed in the state of the EU by which the applicant entered. More information: Spain does not comply with 8 of the 9 measures to implement the EU Migration and Asylum Pact 24 hours before it enters into force.
The Federal Government is pouncing on the EU's asylum reform, which provides for Dublin transfers again. But Rome refuses. What does this mean for the good relations between Meloni and Merz?
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la diariaGermany demands that Italy immediately activate the implementation of the European migration pact and receive back migrants who arrived in the EU across Italian borders.
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