Friday
11th Aug 2017
By EUOBSERVER
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) reports that 116,692 migrants and refugees entered Europe by sea in 2017 through 6 August, with almost 83 percent arriving in Italy and the remainder divided between Greece, Cyprus and Spain. This is less than half of the migration arrivals registered in the same period the year before, where 263,436 arrived across the region through 6 August 2016.
US home rental firm said its “model is unique” because most of the money stays in pockets of local people, as France and Germany prepare EU tax crackdown.
The right to be forgotten is coming to Britain, with or without Brexit.
The European Commission has defended its use of air taxis for international meetings despite costs of tens of thousands of euros.
The European Commission, Germany and France insist that "all sides" must show restraint after Donald Trump threatened Pyongyang with "fire and fury".
The Asian Tiger mosquito and Yellow Fever mosquito species are now present in parts of Europe thanks to warmer temperatures, bringing the risk of tropical diseases with them.
EU policies of bringing people back create "a vicious cycle", Oxfam and two Italian humanitarian organisations say in a report.
