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Janša Would Increase Control at External Borders

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Prime Minister Janez Janša said today at the MED9 summit of Mediterranean EU members in Split that, in contrast to the Western Mediterranean migration route, "the number of illegal arrivals via the Balkan route is not decreasing". He advocated strengthening controls at the EU's external borders, which he believes would also enable the abolition of controls at internal Schengen borders.read more »

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At the MED9 summit in Split, SLOVENIAN Prime Minister Janša warned of the increase in illegal migration on the Balkan route and advocated stronger control of the EU's external borders in order to preserve Schengen.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša warned at the Mediterranean EU summit (MED9) in Split that the number of illegal entries on the Balkan route is not decreasing. He advocated stronger control of the Union's external borders, which, in his opinion, would allow for the abolition of controls on the internal Schengen borders. At a press conference after the summit, Janša welcomed the implementation of the European […] The post JANŠA: We obviously…

Prime Minister Janez Janša said today at the MED9 summit of Mediterranean EU members in Split that, in contrast to the Western Mediterranean migration route, "the number of illegal arrivals via the Balkan route is not decreasing". He advocated strengthening controls at the EU's external borders, which he believes would also enable the abolition of controls at internal Schengen borders.read more »

By: STA, G. B. Prime Minister Janez Janša said today at the MED9 summit of the EU's Mediterranean members in Split that, in contrast to the Western Mediterranean migration route, the number of illegal arrivals via the Balkan route is not decreasing. He advocated strengthening controls at the EU's external borders, which, in his opinion, would also enable the abolition of controls at internal borders.

Prime Minister Janez Janša said today at the MED9 summit of EU Mediterranean members in Split that, in contrast to the Western Mediterranean migration route, the number of illegal arrivals via the Balkan route is not decreasing. He advocated strengthening controls at the EU's external borders, which he believes would also enable the abolition of controls at internal Schengen borders.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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siol.net broke the news in Ljubljana, Slovenia on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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