Recently, Serbia and Hungary have agreed for the Hungarian police officers to be deployed at the Serbian-Bulgarian border. During the press conference on the 8th of September, the Interior Minister of Serbia, Nebojsa Stefanovic, invited France and Austria to follow suit and to send their police contingent to help Serbia controlling the borders because Serbia expects an intensification of migration flow in the coming months. At summer, migrant flaws were mainly directed to Italy and Greece as they could reach these countries by sea. Nowadays, as autumn comes, the travel by the sea becomes even more dangerous, therefore, the route to the EU by land through the Balkans could start to be very appealing again. 

Ambassador of Ireland to the UK Dan Mulhall stated that EU should recognizes region’s ‘unique circumstances’. He hoped that Brexit would not create external border. An open border between Northern Ireland and the Republic post Brexit wouldn't pose a risk to Britain in terms of immigration, Ireland's ambassador has insisted. These words confirm what arrangements were made in June during the meeting between British Prime Minister Theresa May and Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny. May promised a "practical solution" on the Irish border after Britain leaves the European Union.

The French Defense Minister, Jean-Yves Le Drian, raised concerns about IS fighters who could flee to Tunisia and Egypt, from Libya. "We should begin to look seriously at the question of the spread of the terrorists once Sirte...(is) emptied of the terrorists" he stated in a conference, in Paris, on Monday. He specified that "Indirectly this will pose new risks for Tunisia and Egypt". Le Drian's Tunisian counterpart, Farhat Horchani, also attended the conference and called for further cooperation. He stated that it was a "shame" that all the neighboring states of Libya are not organized. He declared: "We have a large number of foreign fighters who arrived from Sirte, or from Syria. I can see no strategy, no cooperation between the states". Ultimately, the forces loyal to Libya's Government of National Accord (GNA) recaptured the main strongholds in north Africa, still backed by US air strikes.

Jeremy Corbyn believes Britain should reject key aspects of the single market when it leaves the European Union, he has made clear, sparking a fresh row with some of his party's MPs. In a briefing after prime minister's questions, a senior Labour source said Corbyn wanted to ditch some of the rules which other member countries see as integral parts of the single market – including restrictions on when governments can bail out failing companies. It came as Theresa May yesterday refused to say whether Britain will seek to retain its single market membership after Brexit, insisting that she doesn't not want to "give away" Britain's negotiating hand.

The AfD was founded in 2013 as an anti-euro party. It has changed its policy and  focused to immigration and Islam. It is the right-wing nationalist party which has MPs in nine of Germany's 16 state parliaments. Leaders of that party say that they want to win its first seats nationally in next year's federal elections. The biggest achievement of AfD was pushing Chancellor Angela Merkel's into third place in a regional election. AfD is critical of further European integration, the existence of the Eurozone, and the bailouts by the Eurozone for countries such as Greece.