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Czech Republic and Bulgaria don’t want refugees and oppose the EU’s migrant redistribution plans

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Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis, had a meeting with Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov, on Monday in Bulgaria. Babis called the EU’s migrant redistribution plans “absolutely unacceptable”. He said he mainly discussed migrant policies with Borisov and both EU members agreed to find a compromise on it. “I am very glad that we share an..
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Some 80 percent of Czechs reject migrant quotas

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Over 80 percent, or four fifths of Czechs say they do not accept the EU’s quotas for housing migrants in their country. More than half, or 55 percent of those surveyed, responded with an outright no to the quotas, while 25 percent leaned strongly towards rejection. Only 11 percent supported migrant quotas. Incredibly, even if..
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Poland and Czech Republic will not take migrants or accept EU migration policy

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It is expected that the new Prime Ministers of Poland and the Czech Republic will not change their stance on migration during their first European Union (EU) summit in Brussels today. Poland’s new Prime Minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, said earlier that his country “has the right to refuse whether to accept migrants or not”. Andrej Babis, his..
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Brussels to sue Czechia, Hungary and Poland over quotas

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Brussels announced in September 2015 that a 160 000 migrants stranded in Italy and Greece, already struggling with the arrival of hundreds of thousands of migrants that year, would be relocated to other EU members. The decision was forced through despite the objections of four member states. But the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland have..
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