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The 2024 Pact on Migration and Asylum overhauls how the bloc handles arrivals. Its core is a mandatory solidarity mechanism: each state must either accept a share of relocations or pay into a common fund, alongside faster border screening for low-recognition nationalities. 12

It cleared the European Parliament in April 2024 — but split the Union. Hungary and Poland rejected the relocate-or-pay rule outright, 3 while refugee organisations warned the accelerated border procedure weakens asylum safeguards. 4

The practical effect: more burden-sharing on paper, but everything now hinges on national implementation by mid-2026 — which is where the real fight has moved. 5

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Country brief — France · UNSC reform
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France backs expanding the Security Council in both categories, while keeping the veto for current permanent members.2 Paris has co-sponsored the G4 framework since 2004.3

On working methods, France supports voluntary veto-restraint in mass-atrocity situations.5

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France — statement to the General Assembly
Primary · 2023
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G4 joint statement on Council reform
Primary · 2004

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Today’s dispatchesFri 19 Jun 2026
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IAEA inspectors regain partial access to Fordow
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