EMNews October – December 2025
EMNews is a quarterly newsletter providing updates on developments at EU and national level relating to migration and asylum
EMNews is a quarterly newsletter providing updates on developments at EU and national level relating to migration and asylum
EMN Country Factsheets provide a snapshot of the key developments in asylum and migration throughout the 2024 in Latvia.
EMN Summary covers the arrangements in place to preserve the relationship between the separated child and the accompanying adult, as well as the monitoring of separated children.
The Inform highlights differences in national practices and presents them as they exist prior to the implementation of the mandatory Asylum Border Procedure under the Pact on Migration and Asylum.
Language learning remains the cornerstone of inclusion, with bridging or transition classes widely offered to prepare pupils for mainstream education. Psychosocial support and parental involvement are also gaining prominence, recognising the need to address both academic and emotional adjustment.
The inform analyses two distinct types of distribution: the distribution of international protection applicants and the distribution of accommodation centres.
EMN study examines how labour migration is used to address current and future workforce shortages, covering key countries of origin and crucial labour sectors. The study highlights the challenges faced and the practices considered by countries with regard to labour migration.
Most member states offer general incentives to participants in vocational education and training programs, such as financial and transport allowances.
Since 2022 states have gradually adapted their national policies and measures to ensure access to employment, healthcare, education, social assistance and access (or means of access) to adequate housing for beneficiaries of temporary protection following Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine.
EMNews is a quarterly newsletter providing updates on developments at EU and national level relating to migration and asylum.