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Fresh battle awaits Cameron as EU plans to scrap 'Dublin regulation'



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TomandJerry

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Oct 1, 2013
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David Cameron is facing a new battle with Brussels over asylum rules as he embarks on a push to finalise his EU renegotiation deal.

The European commission is expected to propose scrapping arrangements that mean refugees have to claim asylum in the first country European they arrive in.

Abandoning the so-called Dublin regulation could leave the UK and other northern European countries more open to migration flows, as the majority of refugees have been arriving in the south and trying to continue their journey overland.
 




Blue Valkyrie

Blue Valkyrie

Not seen such Bravery!
Sep 1, 2012
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Valhalla
Said on the radio that as we are not in shengen we have an opt-out on this, so no story here ? ???
 




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Soulman

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Oct 22, 2012
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portslade seagull said:
Thankfully, I think a few other countries are now wishing they had a opt out as well
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Looks like it.

Protesters have clashed with police and broken into the parliament building in Moldovan capital Chisinau, after lawmakers approved the appointment of a pro-EU politician to the post of prime minister.
The protesters gathered in front of the parliament on Wednesday to demonstrate against the lawmaker’s decision to approve the pro-EU cabinet led by Pavel Filip. Thousands of demonstrators blockaded the building after the new government was approved without debate.

Pavel Filip was appointed to the post of Prime Minister by 57 votes out of 78. He was previously chosen by the country’s president as a compromise candidate after two earlier attempts to appoint a prime minister failed.

"The people of Moldova don't need a government that says pleasant things, but a government that solves their problems," said Filip on Wednesday after his appointment.
https://www.rt.com/news/329590-protesters-storm-moldova-parliament/
 


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crookie

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Jun 14, 2013
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Back in Sussex
Soulman said:
Looks like it.

Protesters have clashed with police and broken into the parliament building in Moldovan capital Chisinau, after lawmakers approved the appointment of a pro-EU politician to the post of prime minister.
The protesters gathered in front of the parliament on Wednesday to demonstrate against the lawmaker’s decision to approve the pro-EU cabinet led by Pavel Filip. Thousands of demonstrators blockaded the building after the new government was approved without debate.

Pavel Filip was appointed to the post of Prime Minister by 57 votes out of 78. He was previously chosen by the country’s president as a compromise candidate after two earlier attempts to appoint a prime minister failed.

"The people of Moldova don't need a government that says pleasant things, but a government that solves their problems," said Filip on Wednesday after his appointment.
https://www.rt.com/news/329590-protesters-storm-moldova-parliament/
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Really don't need Moldova joining the EU. Yet another impoverished ex USSR state, they'll all be flocking Westwards, and who can blame them. Basket case country. We don't always need to be pushing Eastwards and rubbing Russia's nose in it. If we hadn't encouraged Ukraine we would have avoided all the shite happening there.
 




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