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Has migration become Europe's song that never ends?

Migration was - once again - at the heart of discussions at the latest EU leaders summit, as the issue has been taking on new dimensions across the continent. This renewed focus on migration comes after the far-right made gains in the European Parliament, in various elections in Germany and Austria, and follows the opening of Italy’s controversial offshore detention centers in Albania. Angeliki Dimitriadi, a Senior Research Fellow and Head of the Migration Program at the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP), joins Thanos Davelis to explore how migration is once again challenging EU leaders, and break down what the path forward looks like.

Given the political landscape in Europe right now, how do you see this issue evolving?

Von der Leyen promises more deportations as EU veers right on migration

Greece sceptical about EU outsourcing asylum seekers

EU seeks to accelerate return of migrants

Albania says only Italy is allowed to operate migrant asylum centers in the country

Italy’s offshore detention centers in Albania open for business

Erdoğan’s arch enemy Fethullah Gülen dies, reports say

Pyatt underscores Greece’s leadership role in energy security

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