Ministers from all European Union states are working on how to deal with the tens of thousands of people seeking a better life in the bloc.
However, finding a consensus among all 27 members won’t be easy.
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In 2015, Europe attempted to find a lasting solution to the millions of people crowding at its borders because of the civil war in Syria.
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So, what are the challenges? And can they reach a balance that works for those making the often-hazardous journey to Europe?
Presenter: Imran Khan
Guests:
Ugochi Daniels – deputy director general for operations at the International Organization for Migration
Ferdinando Nelli Feroci – president of the Institute of International Affairs and European Commissioner in 2014
Leila Bodeux – senior policy and advocacy officer at Caritas Europa