Dutch parliament questions EU migration pact after court blocks asylum transfer to Italy
A Dutch court ruling on a single Russian asylum seeker has triggered an unusually broad political backlash in The Hague and raised questions about the European migration and asylum pact. If asylum seekers still cannot be returned to Italy despite new European agreements and assurances from Rome, what does that mean for the credibility of the EU's new pact? And can governments deliver tougher migration policies if courts continue to cast doubt on conditions in southern Europe?
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