On Thursday 29 June, Europe’s leaders once again had a tense discussion on migration, during which the Polish and Hungarian leaders tried to obtain guarantees on the Pact on Migration and Asylum, the ‘solidarity’ section of which they reject, and which provides for money to be paid to frontline countries if they fail to relocate asylum seekers to their countries.
In the absence of a consensus on the new wording and assurances requested by these two countries, the EU27 decided, after...