UKRAINIAN REFUGEES IN THE EU: A NEW MIGRATION CRISIS?
The article analyses the prerequisites for a new migration crisis that may break out in the European Union due to an unprecedented influx of migrants. The author notes that the EU has been preparing for emergencies of this kind and has succeeded in a number of initiatives. The Council took a quic...
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| description | The article analyses the prerequisites for a new migration crisis that may break out in the
European Union due to an unprecedented influx of migrants. The author notes that the EU has been
preparing for emergencies of this kind and has succeeded in a number of initiatives. The Council
took a quick decision to activate the 2001 «Temporary Protection Directive», the Commission established a «solidarity platform» to exchange information about arriving people from Ukraine, the
EU Agencies used their new powers to take more active actions to accept «temporarily protected»
and provide them with the necessary means for living, medical care, access to education. However,
the author points out that the main challenges for the EU and the Member States are still ahead.
The principals of the new arrivals’ distribution among Member States have not been set. The «solidarity mechanism», which the countries of Central and Eastern Europe have opposed more actively
than the others, has not been agreed within the framework of the Pact of Migration and Asylum.
The beginning of migrants’ summer travel season from Africa and the Middle East may aggravate
the situation. The author believes that although it is too early to talk about a new migration crisis,
the lack of resources and infrastructure to accept a new migration wave does not contribute to
strengthening the solidarity of the Member states and can entail negative consequences. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-0dba04623e1f4e76b7400202908055d52022-12-22T00:54:49ZrusInstitute of Europe Russian Academy of SciencesНаучно-аналитический вестник Института Европы РАН2618-79142022-04-0126271510.15211/vestnikieran22022715UKRAINIAN REFUGEES IN THE EU: A NEW MIGRATION CRISIS?Olga Yu. Potemkina0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9844-4093Institute of Europe, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, RussiaThe article analyses the prerequisites for a new migration crisis that may break out in the European Union due to an unprecedented influx of migrants. The author notes that the EU has been preparing for emergencies of this kind and has succeeded in a number of initiatives. The Council took a quick decision to activate the 2001 «Temporary Protection Directive», the Commission established a «solidarity platform» to exchange information about arriving people from Ukraine, the EU Agencies used their new powers to take more active actions to accept «temporarily protected» and provide them with the necessary means for living, medical care, access to education. However, the author points out that the main challenges for the EU and the Member States are still ahead. The principals of the new arrivals’ distribution among Member States have not been set. The «solidarity mechanism», which the countries of Central and Eastern Europe have opposed more actively than the others, has not been agreed within the framework of the Pact of Migration and Asylum. The beginning of migrants’ summer travel season from Africa and the Middle East may aggravate the situation. The author believes that although it is too early to talk about a new migration crisis, the lack of resources and infrastructure to accept a new migration wave does not contribute to strengthening the solidarity of the Member states and can entail negative consequences.http://vestnikieran.instituteofeurope.ru/images/22022/Potemkina22022.pdfrefugeestemporary protectionmigration and asylum pacteu recovery fundhuman traffickingmigration crisispolandukrainesolidarity platform |
| spellingShingle | Olga Yu. Potemkina UKRAINIAN REFUGEES IN THE EU: A NEW MIGRATION CRISIS? Научно-аналитический вестник Института Европы РАН refugees temporary protection migration and asylum pact eu recovery fund human trafficking migration crisis poland ukraine solidarity platform |
| title | UKRAINIAN REFUGEES IN THE EU: A NEW MIGRATION CRISIS? |
| title_full | UKRAINIAN REFUGEES IN THE EU: A NEW MIGRATION CRISIS? |
| title_fullStr | UKRAINIAN REFUGEES IN THE EU: A NEW MIGRATION CRISIS? |
| title_full_unstemmed | UKRAINIAN REFUGEES IN THE EU: A NEW MIGRATION CRISIS? |
| title_short | UKRAINIAN REFUGEES IN THE EU: A NEW MIGRATION CRISIS? |
| title_sort | ukrainian refugees in the eu a new migration crisis |
| topic | refugees temporary protection migration and asylum pact eu recovery fund human trafficking migration crisis poland ukraine solidarity platform |
| url | http://vestnikieran.instituteofeurope.ru/images/22022/Potemkina22022.pdf |
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