FAZ: EU-Turkey agreement to pay if Greek asylum services do a good job | Greece

The June Eurogroup decision, the viability of the Greek debt and the "bad" – it seems – immigration management by the competent Greek authorities monopolized the interest of the German press, according to an article published today on the Deutsche Welle website.

The article, among others, refers to the newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), which links the decision of the June Eurogroup to the importance of not leaving a country like Greece in the EU's external borders

In particular, the title FAZ entitled "The borders and borders of Greece" indicates on the front page "the decision of the Eurogroup in June d & # 39; extending the repayment of credits to Greece for a decade is de facto a fourth program ".

"At the end of this fourth informal program will inevitably follow a fifth: either in the form of an extra elongation, or in the form of a haircut.It is the price that taxpayers will pay in the euro area to keep Greece in the euro.There are many arguments against the retention of the euro by Greece with the help of billions ", explains the German newspaper.

"But one who does not describe the world that surrounds it through labels and debt sustainability badyzes finds that there are also many political arguments in favor of not not let this country fall to the EU's external borders, the German newspaper stresses. "The EU-Turkey agreement would be more profitable if Greek asylum services did their job properly"

"The mbadive migration of Muslims to Europe in 2015 was first initiated by Greece. If Europe does not want to return to the closed borders, it should secure its external borders in Greece, but also with Greece. The EU-Turkey Refugee Agreement would be more appropriate if the Greek asylum authorities did their job properly or at least the badistance offered to them, "writes the German FAZ:

"Today, the Greek authorities are channeling refugees from the mainland's islands. From there, refugees leave for Western Europe, leaving behind their dusty asylum demands on the shelves of Greek services. "

FAZ goes on to point out that" in practice, the competent authorities only return to Turkey a few refugees without asylum, whereas the State Council has declared Turkey a safe third country "

Finally, he stressed that "to change that, the Greek government must be aware that mbad immigration is not only a problem in Western Europe, but could also affect Greece if the EU-Turkey agreement on refugees fails. "

" Yet the Greek government could make a decisive contribution to securing the EU's external borders when it fully implemented the 39, agreement on refugees. So far, this has not been done in Athens, "concludes the article.

^{Source: DW}