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Accendo la tv, e in 15 secondi sento dire da un’ospite almeno due sciocchezze: 1) il regolamento di Dublino non fu voluto da Prodi. La prima convenzione di Dublino fu firmata sotto il governo Andreotti, mentre il primo regolamento vero e proprio fu firmato sotto il governo Berlusconi. 2) Piantedosi non ha “sterilizzato” dal 2022 al 2026 la norma che prevede l’obbligo di riprendersi in carico i dublinanti, evitando che ne entrassero 80.000 in Italia: ha invece violato tale norma, come ha stabilito nel 2024 la Corte di giustizia dell’Unione europea. @OmnibusLa7 #omnibusla7 #politica #giustizia #informazione

The New EU Pact on Migration and Asylum, which comes into force on June 12, 2026, radically changes the asylum management system, replacing the Dublin III Regulation and imposing on the first entry country, such as Italy, the responsibility to process asylum applications, with a faster and stricter transfer process for applicants, as well as the introduction of compensation and solidarity mechanisms among member states. (translated)

The article discusses the current situation of the return of migrants from European countries to Italy, the reactions of the Italian government to this phenomenon, and the new assistance rules adopted after the activation of the new Pact on Asylum and Migration, which raises concerns about possible mass returns of "Dubliners" and calls for swift repatriations. (translated)

In the context of migrant management in Europe, the Italian government led by Giorgia Meloni faces criticism and opposition from France and Spain for refusing to accept the repatriation of Dubliners, while Sweden and Finland announce their intention to send them back to Italy, further complicating the political situation and highlighting tensions in the immigration debate within the European Union. (translated)

Five European countries, including Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Finland, and Sweden, have resumed the transfers of asylum seekers to Italy under the Dublin Regulation, while France and Spain have stated that they will not proceed with expulsions for now, preferring to manage the situation through solidarity mechanisms provided by the new European Pact on Migration and Asylum. (translated)

Sweden becomes the fifth country, after Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and Finland, to transfer migrants to Italy, confirming the intention to continue such transfers in line with the Migration and Asylum Pact, as stated by the spokesperson for the Swedish Minister for Migration. (translated)

Ieri sera a @InOndaLa7 Brunella Bolloli ha detto che il nuovo Patto Ue per le migrazioni e l’asilo cambia il sistema di Dublino (e che i problemi con la Germania sui “dublinanti” dipendono dal fatto che non avrebbe rispettato accordi presi con l’Italia). Peccato che il Patto Ue ribadisca esattamente il principio di responsabilità degli Stati di primo arrivo dei migranti, quindi in primis degli Stati costieri, già sancito da Dublino III. Quindi l’Italia resta svantaggiata, con buona pace di Meloni che ha tanto vantato quel Patto. #inondala7 #Migrazioni #Asilo #UnioneEuropea

Vienna is once again beginning to return migrants to Italy, which is increasing political tension and raising concerns about a domino effect following the establishment of a new European pact on migration; Italy is facing pressure to take back the requested asylum seekers and is trying to negotiate conditions, while the political scene is accompanied by criticism regarding the failures of this pact and its impact on Italian migration policy. (translated)

Switzerland has decided to return to Italy the asylum seekers who had crossed the border, surprising Giorgia Meloni's government and worsening the already complex migration situation related to Dublin regulations, while Germany freezes the transfer of a Somali migrant pending a diplomatic solution. (translated)

Italy and Germany are intensifying talks to resolve the issue of migrants that Berlin wishes to repatriate in accordance with the Dublin agreements, while tensions within European socialist parties emerge due to the alliance between Giorgia Meloni and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, which has sparked criticism regarding the selectivity of European solidarity. (translated)

'Dubliners' are asylum seekers who, after applying in the first European country where they were identified according to the Dublin II Regulation, migrate to another country to submit a new application, but must be returned to the first reception country, with Italy recording the highest number of requested transfers and a current conflict with Germany regarding the interpretation of the new rules on the relocation of migrants. (translated)

Italy has refused to readmit three migrants, including Abdirisaq Warsame, whom Germany intends to transfer in accordance with Dublin regulations, citing reasons related to the timing of the proceedings and the need for a compensation mechanism for migrants rescued by German NGOs. (translated)

Brussels has urged Giorgia Meloni's government to reaccept migrants who landed on Italian shores, causing tensions with Germany, which is threatening expulsions to Italy, while Rome is trying to avoid responsibility related to the Dublin regulation as the migration crisis intensifies. (translated)

Giorgia Meloni, the Italian prime minister, has declared a firm position against Berlin, refusing to readmit migrants who have already landed in Italy and arrived in Germany, ignoring the pressures from the European Commission and stating that there is no going back to the rules of the Dublin treaty. (translated)

Germany, after Italy and Spain, has reactivated the transfers of migrants under the new Immigration Pact, amid growing internal political pressure and concerns about the further advance of the far right, while Italy considers the returns of 'Dubliners' who arrived before June 12, 2026, to be reset and is requesting compensation for migrants disembarked by German NGOs. (translated)

Germany, following the crisis in Ceuta, has reaffirmed the need to implement the new Pact on Migration and Asylum, requesting the return of 'Dubliners' migrants from Italy and Greece, further complicating the situation for the Italian government led by Giorgia Meloni, while the European Commission closely monitors migration dynamics and the upcoming elections in various member countries. (translated)