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Nektaria Stamouli

Eastern Mediterranean Correspondent at POLITICO Europe

EastMed Correspondent @POLITICOEurope https://t.co/ZmVJGuoSOb Dep. editor-in-chief @ekathimerini - @amna_news, ex @WSJ, All views my own

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  • Tempe train crash, renewed violence set political tone

    1 week ago | ekathimerini.com | Nektaria Stamouli

    POLITICS PREVIEW Tempe train crash, renewed violence set political tone The Tempe train crash continues to dominate the political agenda. Two years after the fatal collision, however, the situation has grown even murkier due to several contradictory expert reports and institutional backtracking.

  • Nielegalna imigracja do UE gwałtownie spada. Frontex nie umie tego wyjaśnić, ale i tak ma powody do zadowolenia

    1 week ago | wiadomosci.onet.pl | Nektaria Stamouli

    Nielegalne przekraczanie granic Europy spadło o ponad 30 proc. — co stanowi różnicę prawie 34 tys. osób — w pierwszym kwartale tego roku w porównaniu z tym samym okresem w 2024 r., jak ujawniła POLITICO unijna agencja graniczna Frontex. Kwestia migracji pozostaje priorytetem dla UE. Wewnętrzne granice w strefie Schengen są zamykane, a nowy rząd koalicyjny w Niemczech zgadza się na ostrzejsze stanowisko w sprawie migracji.

  • Frontex: Illegal crossings into Europe down one third in a year

    1 week ago | politico.eu | Nektaria Stamouli

    In recent months, the European Union has threatened harsher migration regulations: a plan to streamline deportations, tougher penalties for rejected migrants who do not leave the bloc and the creation of so-called return hubs in countries outside the EU to house people awaiting deportation. Frontex observed the decline across all major migratory routes into the EU. The most significant decrease, by 64 percent, was through Albania, Serbia, Montenegro and North Macedonia.

  • EU border agency threatens to slash Greece funding amid alleged illegal pushbacks of migrants

    2 weeks ago | politico.eu | Nektaria Stamouli

    ATHENS — Greece could lose funding from Frontex as the European Union’s border agency investigates 12 open cases of potential human rights violations of migrants at its borders, the highest number of ongoing investigations by country across the bloc.

  • Tempe train crash back in the spotlight

    2 weeks ago | ekathimerini.com | Nektaria Stamouli

    POLITICS PREVIEW Tempe train crash back in the spotlight The Tempe train crash will dominate this week’s agenda, as Parliament prepares to question former justice minister Christos Triantopoulos over his alleged role in manipulating the crash site. Meanwhile, the report by the Hellenic Air and Rail Accident Investigation Authority (HARSIA) remains in limbo.

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11 Apr 25

RT @POLITICOEurope: Illegal crossings at Europe’s borders have dropped by more than 30 percent — a difference of nearly 34,000 people — in…

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11 Apr 25

RT @POLITICOEurope: After a breathlessly chaotic week, Donald Trump called a temporary truce in his global trade war. If you didn't keep u…

Nektaria Stamouli
Nektaria Stamouli @nstamouli
11 Apr 25

As Europe harshens migration rules, nearly 34,000 fewer people attempted to enter the EU illegally in the first three months of 2025, one third less https://t.co/4GkJ32eH5q