EU court rules three member states broke law over refugee quotas
(The Guardian Italy)

Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland failed to comply with 2015 programme, ECJ saysPoland, Hungary and the Czech Republic broke European law when they failed to give refuge to asylum seekers arriving in southern Europe, often having fled war in Syria and Iraq, the EU´s top court has ruled.The three central European countries now face possible fines for refusing to take a share of refugees, after EU leaders forced through mandatory quotas to relocate up to 160,000 asylum seekers at the height of the 2015 migration crisis. Continue reading...