Brussels is to scrap rules that
make the first country a refugee enters responsible for any
asylum claim, in what would be a victory for Italian Premier
Matteo Renzi, the Financial Times said Wednesday.
The move would revolutionise the bloc's migration policy
and shift the burden from its southern flank to its wealthier
northern members.
Changing the rules on who is responsible for refugees when
they arrive would mark a victory for Renzi, the FT said.
The Italian premier has repeatedly argued that the law is
unfair and that other member states should do more to help with
the refugee crisis.
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