Elena Ionceva sheds light on Bulgaria's accession to Schengen, highlighting the difficulties of accepting migrants.
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Bulgaria's partial accession to Schengen raises questions about accepting migrants. Ionceva stresses that Bulgaria cannot be forced to accept large numbers of migrants. She also discusses the EU's new migration pact, which introduces rules for migration management and solidarity between member states.
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