The Australian Model or the island country’s answer to asylum and migration challenges of the past decades Australia’s history of the past century, and the migration crises of the last two decades have led to both firm and less marked, but successful policy responses, which the European Union still lacks, although its interests would call for such. Is the Australian model of handling the refugee situation unique to its geopolitical characteristics, or could its components be adapted to other parts…

Eritrea as a powder keg of irregular migration to Europe – an analysis of the most important political and social triggers of migration (in cooperation with Bence Kőhegyi, student of the Corvinus University of Budapest) Nowadays, about five thousand people leave Eritrea on the north-eastern part of Africa each month. Since the neighbouring countries do not welcome them, they come to Europe in ever greater numbers. In this analysis, we set out to answer this question: Why do large numbers…

Hungary and the migratory fracture In June 2015, an unprecedented wave of migrants entered Hungary crossing illegally the borders with Serbia. Hungarians were shocked to see hundreds of thousands of people in-flowing into their country without respect for any law, sovereignty and with complete disdain for administration and order. Migrants said they have nothing to do with Hungary: they just want to go to Germany and that Hungary was just a station for them. The Hungarian government, with the support…