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The bill, which has been criticised by human rights groups, was signed into law by Poland's President Andrzej Duda.
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Should EU member states freeze Syrian asylum applications?
Several EU member states have suspended asylum claims from Syrians following the collapse of the Assad regime. Euronews spoke with a Syrian refugee in Berlin to hear a story of how moving to Europe changed his family's life.
Poland plans to take Hungary to ECJ over political asylum case
Hungary has granted political asylum to a Polish opposition politician wanted on suspicion of corruption, an act that triggered a diplomatic spat between the two nations.
EU Home Affairs ministers divided on Syrian refugees' status
As European Home Affairs ministers meet in Brussels for their monthly meeting, they face the question of the possible return of Syrians to their home country.
Suspending right to asylum goes against EU law, Brussels tells Warsaw
Donald Tusk's plan to implement a "temporary territorial suspension of the right to asylum" has been met with disapproval in Brussels.
French minister Bruno Retailleau urges stricter EU migration policy
Rapidly implementing the European Pact on Asylum and Migration and revising the Returns Directive: France's Minister of the Interior, Bruno Retailleau, is announcing firm policies, even if it means moving closer to Europe's radical right.
Orbán's main foe Magyar talks corruption, Ukraine and government fight
"Building a new country step by step, brick by brick, and to bring back our country and to build a new European, peaceful and liveable modern Hungary. That's our motto, and that's our plan," Hungary's rising political star, Péter Magyar, told Euronews in an exclusive interview.
Asylum applications in the EU drop by 17% as countries tighten borders
Syrians remain the largest group among asylum seekers, while Germany, Spain, Italy and France face the most cases.
Venezuelan opposition presidential candidate granted asylum in Spain
Former Venezuelan opposition presidential candidate Edmundo González has fled into exile after being granted asylum in Spain.
Germany's Scholz vows tougher knife laws after Solingen stabbings
The German chancellor spoke after laying a white flower at a makeshift memorial in the western German city.
Scholz vows to improve handling of irregular migration
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz addressed migration and border control with leaders from eastern states in Wittenberg, where he said, "We are succeeding on a large scale and will continue in that direction"
Does the centre-right need to work with the far-right?
Ursula von der Leyen needs the endorsement of the European Council and the simple majority at the European Parliament to get re-elected European Commission president. How much does she need the votes of far-right parties?
European elections: What do voters want? What do candidates promise?
Watch episode 14 of Euronews' guide on the European elections, taking place from June 6 to 9.