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For the media, Macron is an ally

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<p> One of the main (and extravagant) criticisms of the European political line of the Conté government, particularly on the question of immigration, is that the alliances would be wrong: how to flirt with Austria and the Visegrad countries, who have not accepted a single relocation and fiercely oppose the revision of the regulation of Dublin and any system of sharing asylum seekers – but it becomes impossible to do so when one does not have the right alliances "(Sergio Fabbrini, Sole24Ore). </p>
<p> But comments in this sense are not counted.Infunded: the "good" allies would be France and Germany. it is disturbing, unfortunately not surprising, that a large part of our life is mainstream mpa continues to see a "natural ally" in Paris, and even to offer as an internal bank, when it does not. is not today, but at least since 2011 we have been declared "cold war" that threatens our own national security (Libya and Maghreb) and it is probably at the origin of the. collapse of the Democratic Party of Pd and Fi. </p>
<p> Since in reality the European policy of the new government is still rather nebulous, and it is said that the political harmony of Matteo Salvini with other sovranisti leaders "finds no restraint and counterweight, but there is one factor that seems neglected and that could make the crowd if not a real alliance, at least looking for a bank in Vienna, Munich and Budapest, as well as in other capitals from Northern Europe. </p>
<p> To honest proof of the facts, the refugee relocation system was not the only way to defeat the Visegrad countries. Macron's France, and not only Orban's Hungary, is also in default, and Germany has shown little willingness to implement or "force" a Dublin review in favor of Italian interests. Imagine now that Angela Merkel is losing power and is under pressure from the Bavarian CSU (even on the verge of a government crisis after the resignation of Interior Minister Seehofer). </p>
<p> Reforming Dublin is a process that better, it will not come to life in the space of one year, following the elections to the European Parliament in 2019. Meanwhile? Should the "controlled centers" foreseen in the conclusions of the last European Council be opened, without any guarantee that other important countries will do the same and will accept, on a "voluntary" basis, the allocation of the applicants # 39; asylum? </p>
<p> is closed (I repeat: not only because of the will of Visegrad, but because the wind has also changed in all other European countries, including Germany), it is useless to continue to we beat our heads. Perhaps more work can be done to strengthen the defense and control of external borders with governments that have more or less proposed a more rigorous line to fight against migratory flows. </p>
<p> Matteo Salvini seems to have figured out on Sunday in Pontida He explained: "The goal is not a common problem and a half of joy in redistributing the migrants." My goal is that the l & rsquo; Europe protects the external border with Frontex ". It may be a goal for the moment more realistic. In the light of the latest political developments in Berlin, and the Austrian EU presidency, started yesterday, whose motto is "A Europe that protects", the leader of the League began to see the "Australian model" on the horizon. </p>
<p> Better bet on a hypothesis of allocation of asylum seekers uncertain on the "if" there will be availability, and especially on the figures (in the sense that it could concern a few hundred requests), between time being transformed into a huge hotspot of arrival and sort as Macron would like it, or on a shared line at the European level on who has the title to enter and how, reject all together who does not. not? "Our objective," said Austrian Chancellor Kurz in an interview with Bild, "is that of a common European solution to strengthen the control of external borders and the creation of collection centers in third countries. way, we will be able to safeguard the existence of a Europe without internal borders. "</p>
<p> Already, because of all the evidence, if the European communities fear uncontrolled immigration, as in these years, then urge their respective governments to collide among them, the risk is the collapse of Schengen, one of the most valued achievements of European integration.The only way to save Schengen is to defend the external borders (only those who have the right to asylum enter Europe) and to have a controlled economic immigration, closing to unskilled and adopting common criteria stri A trivial truth that early Europeans should always recognize and keep in mind. Once these goals are achieved, it will probably be easier to start a peaceful discussion on Dublin </p>
<p> "Immigration control is not an option, it is a necessity" , this is the title of Sunday 's editorial. Not only for the UK, but also for the European Union. It's not just about dealing with the emergency, but finding the right balance. Wondering if immigration is good or bad, observes University of Oxford professor Paul Collier, author of the book Exodus, it's like wondering if eating is good or bad: "In both cases, the relevant question is not that it is good or bad, but how much." </p>
<p> Immigration is almost certainly preferable to the absence of immigration. can lead to obesity, so immigration can be excessive.Not managed, it would accelerate to such an extent that it would become excessive.This is why the controls, far from Be an embarrbading legacy of nationalism and racism, become increasingly important instruments of social policy in all advanced societies. " The challenge for Europe is also to achieve human immigration, economically sustainable and widely accepted by European citizens. </p>
<p> Professor Collier and his colleague Alexander Betts wrote last week that "immigration that has the democratic support of the host society responds to the long-term interests of that society, its origin and its migrants themselves ". "Those fleeing war and persecution deserve to be defended and treated appropriately," the Times concludes, "although that does not mean that everyone should get asylum in Europe. There are solutions closer to home: Economic immigrants from low-income countries, both inside and outside the EU, must be subject to rules and regulations. The uncontrolled immigration of these years has changed European politics more than it can be by reading chronicles and badyzes of mainstream media, undermining traditional political families and old alliances. and by encouraging the search for new balances of power The Italian elections of March 4 and the formation of the yellow-green government were the detonator </p>
<p> In all this is understandably the frustration of French President Macron. If Merkel is weakened, Macron is all the more so that she seemed destined to be the leader who would reform the euro zone, change the EU, and that for the future. Moment must put his dreams of glory in the drawer. </p>
<p> has allies. His plans presupposed the abandonment of Italy, hence his role in the reforms, but immigration is now the characterizing theme. He may lament the government's decision to "put an end to the Nazis" but with little credibility he is not willing to accept even a cargo of migrants in his ports. </p>
<p> Other leaders are rising and claiming Macron's driving role and the direction of change itself. Austrian Chancellor Kurz exerts a strong influence on German politics, showing in Berlin that a new coalition of government is possible, bringing together the right-wing identity and the center-right, as in Vienna. On immigration, defense and border control of the EU, on the identity, a battle for political balances in Europe is also conducted, because of the nature of the European center, overcoming the centrality of Chancellor Merkel who characterized her more than a decade. </p>
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