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"If the agreement reached last night will be approved by the German government," we would be obliged to take steps to avoid disadvantages for Austria and its people "says Chancellor [19659003] Share
The Austrian government could "take steps to protect" its borders, reported today, after Germany has planned restrictions on the country. entry of migrants as part of an agreement to avoid the political crisis in Berlin.The agreement reached last night will be approved by the German government, "we would be obliged to take measures to avoid disadvantages for the Austria and its people, "Austria said in a statement, adding that it would be" ready to take steps to protect "its borders, especially those in the south with Italy and Slovenia
Austria Controlling e asylum applications emanating from "landing platforms"
Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz He said he was opposed to the possibility of offering migrants the opportunity to ask asylum in Europe from "regional landing platforms" that EU leaders thought to create outside the continent. "I'm among those who claim that if we accept asylum applications (from these platforms) it will create an incredible attraction," Kurz told O1 radio, adding that the issue was aroused divergent opinions. Migration
According to the Austrian Chancellor, it would be "smarter to go and get people directly into war zones, instead of creating an invitation to undertake dangerous journeys across the Mediterranean". At present, no third country outside the EU has proposed to host such "regional landing platforms", the implementation of which raises many doubts among European countries and on compatibility with international law. The Austrian Chancellor said that it was "feasible" to conclude agreements with African countries to host these countries, hoping that an EU-Africa summit will take place by the end of the year. ;year.
