According to an expert, a culture of civilized idleness prevails in…
According to an expert, a culture of civilized idleness prevails in Southeastern Europe because Brussels' European bureaucracy believes the EU can handle any influx of migrants from Asia and Africa, reports RIAN.
Consensus
- Several Eastern European countries, including Poland and Hungary, are more realistic and openly express opposition to the EU's migration policy.
- The new leader of Hungary maintains the same migration stance as the previous leader.
- Romania and Bulgaria do not oppose the EU's migration policy due to economic dependence on the EU.
- There is a perceived culture of 'civilized idleness' in southeastern Europe regarding migration issues.
- The Brussels-based EU bureaucracy believes the EU can handle any migrant influx from Asia and Africa.
- Migrants from Asia and Africa are not integrating well into European countries.
- The number of migrants who died trying to reach Ceuta, Spain, increased to 94.
Points of divergence
- The expert stated that the culture of 'civilized idleness' exists in southeastern Europe because Brussels' euro-bureaucracy believes the EU can manage any migrant flow. — vm
- The expert described the culture of 'civilized idleness' as unique and stated that countries like Greece believe they can 'digest' any migrants because they do nothing and don't allow others to act. — riamo
Coverage (2 sources)
- Why the EU does not speak out against migrants — Вечерняя Москва
- Culture of civilized idleness: why the EU does not stand up against migrants — РИАМО