Piano dell’Ue per i profughi afghani, ma arriva il no di Polonia e Slovenia

Al confine con la Bielorussia sono già iniziati i lavori per la costruzione di un muro alto due metri e mezzo

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Polish border guards (foreground) stand next to migrants believed to be from Afghanistan in the small vilage of Usnarz Gorny near Bialystok, northeastern Poland, located close to the border with Belarus, on August 20, 2021. - The fate of a group of 32 bedraggled migrants stranded at a makeshift encampment on the border between Belarus and Poland for nearly two weeks has sparked a heated debate in Poland. The sight of the migrants, who are believed to be from Afghanistan, stuck between armed Belarusian officers and Polish soldiers just a few metres away has moved many Poles. (Photo by Wojtek RADWANSKI / AFP)
Polish border guards (foreground) stand next to migrants believed to be from Afghanistan in the small vilage of Usnarz Gorny near Bialystok, northeastern Poland, located close to the border with Belarus, on August 20, 2021. - The fate of a group of 32 bedraggled migrants stranded at a makeshift encampment on the border between Belarus and Poland for nearly two weeks has sparked a heated debate in Poland. The sight of the migrants, who are believed to be from Afghanistan, stuck between armed Belarusian officers and Polish soldiers just a few metres away has moved many Poles. (Photo by Wojtek RADWANSKI / AFP)

INVIATO A BRUXELLES Nel giro di una settimana, l’Unione europea potrebbe annunciare il numero di cittadini afghani che è disposta ad accogliere attrav

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