Serbia, Slovakia and Hungary

Hungary, Slovakia, Serbia Call for Funding to Fight Illegal Migration
KOMARNO, Slovakia (Reuters) - The fight against illegal migration into the European Union is an absolute priority, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said on Tuesday after meeting Hungarian and Serbian leaders at a summit.
Hungary, Slovakia, Serbia vow to carry on fight against illegal migration
Hungary, Slovakia and Serbia will continue joint efforts to curb illegal migration into the European Union, their leaders said on Tuesday, adding that more EU funds were needed. Meeting in Komarno, Slovakia,
Hungary, Slovakia and Serbia plot a win for Europe's anti-migration camp
Camps in third countries, fences and strict border controls have become the "new normal" in some countries on the continent, claiming to deliver citizens more security. View on euronews
Slovakia, Hungary and Serbia to Discuss Ways to Curb Illegal Migration
Cooperation with Serbia and other western Balkan states is key to stemming illegal migration flows, the Slovak government office said. This includes measures to strengthen border protection, supporting partner countries' asylum procedures and aligning visa policy with the European Union.
Western leaders in panic about illegal migration: Hungarian premier
Panic-driven decisions, like suspending Schengen and reinstating border checks, undermine the EU's greatest achievement which is free movement across borders,' says Viktor Orban
Leaders of Hungary, Serbia and Slovakia propose setting up migrant ‘hot spots’ outside the EU
Following a meeting in Komarno, Slovakia, leaders of the three countries outlined a stricter migration policy they'd like to see adopted by the European Union.
Hungary's Orbán proposes fixing registration points for migrants outside EU
In a meeting with the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, and the Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fitso, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán offered to create conditions for the placement of asylum seekers outside the European Union (EU),
Leaders of Hungary, Serbia and Slovakia propose setting up migrant 'hotspots' outside the EU
The leaders of Hungary, Serbia and Slovakia have proposed setting up facilities for hosting asylum-seekers outside the territory of the European Union, a solution they say would help stem illegal immi
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Fico, Orbán and Vučić call for united front against irregular migration
The leaders of Slovakia, Hungary and Serbia expressed concern that current European solutions to irregular migration are inadequate and called for greater regional cooperation to tackle the problem ...
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EU Border Strategy: A Unified Stand Against Illegal Migration
Leaders from Hungary, Slovakia, and Serbia are committed to reducing illegal migration into the European Union, emphasizing ...
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Vučić: I will never agree to the creation of reception and identification centres for migrants in Serbia
Serbian President Alexander Vučić said he would never agree to set up reception and identification centers for illegal ...
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Serbia will support EU’s position on fighting against illegal migration — defense minister
MOSCOW, April 28. /TASS/. Serbia will try to resolve the problem of illegal migration together with the European Union (EU) and will support the common European position on this matter ...
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European Leaders Unite to Tackle Illegal Migration Challenges
On Tuesday, leaders from Slovakia, Hungary, and Serbia will convene to discuss approaches to curbing illegal migration into ...