FREIBURGER ZEITGEISTLITERATURE (Satis Shroff)

QUO VADIS EUROPA? Lack of Cooperation & Coordination in Europe (Satis Shroff) The federal government of Germny will reduce its payments to the asylum seekers by changing its asylum law in a 128-page law proposal, and which will be ready before the refugee-summit of the  German states and Länder on September 24,2015. According to the Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere, the asylum seekers should receive a travel-ticket or a flight-ticket plus food for the return-trip. This would hold or all refugees, who have come Hungary, Austria, Croatia or Italy and have been registered there. Pro Asyl has criticized that the government makes refugees, who were allowed to enter Germany, without shelter and deprives them from acquiring social benefits.’ On the other hand, refugees who are obliged to leave the country, because their asylum applications have been refused by the authorities shouldn’t be given privileges necessary for a journey back home. Individual cases will be taken

The Refugee Issue: What’s Up in Europe’s Borders? (Satis Shroff) The Europeans are not united regarding the distribution of refugees. An agreement was reached only on the 160,000 refugees. They will be sent to different states within the EU, according to Germany’s Thomas de Maiziere (CDU).  The Middle East  European and Baltic states were against setting a fixed quota for the distribution of refugees. Another summit of the heads of governments and states will soon take place because of the freedom of travel in Europe after the Schengen System is endangered. Germany made it clear that it does not want to take such a big number of refugee. Due to the border checks there’ll be chaos in the European borders. Chancellor Merkel rang Jean-Claude Junker (EU-Commission) and informed him about Germany’s decision to close the border to Austria in accordance with the Schengen system. Brussels was shortly thereafter informed about the decision, which was intended as an eye-open

Migration: THE SKY’S NOT REALLY THE LIMIT (Satis Shroff) ‘We’re expecting 40,000 refugees from our southern neighbours,’ said the German Foreign Minister Steinmeier. Nice neighbours,eh? Minister  Steinmeier was in Prague recently: ‘I suggested a quota system for my East European colleagues---to no avail.’ What about CSU and CDU? They’re both on the warpath: a course of confrontation. Berlin, Vienna and Budapest had agreed to allow refugees to enter Germany by train. This is the biggest challenge in the history of the EU and it is expected that the European nations will show solidarity. Steinmeier: Even though the German people helped tremendously, we have finally reached a stage when even we have to say that we’ve reached the migration capacity. In the meantime, more and more refugees are coming along the Balkan route. In Serbia 5540 refugees were registered on Thursday, a new daily record. Hungary’s Viktor Orban warned in no uncertain terms that in futur