Germany urges European migration framework
The article focused on European efforts to address the crisis of irregular migration at the EU's external borders. The German Interior Minister called for the creation of a new European mechanism dedicated to identifying exceptional cases and organizing returns quickly, rather than relying on standard procedures. It was also proposed to activate a rapid response force under the Frontex umbrella to support countries under pressure at their borders within 24 hours, along with reaffirming the need to enhance the agency's resources to face increasing challenges. The article noted a 55% reduction in irregular migration over the past two years, while acknowledging that migrant exploitation by smuggling networks continues to persist—especially after the events in Ceuta, which revealed manipulation and deception by these networks.
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