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Author	Title		Languages	Date	REF
Virginie Guiraudon / The Conversation		How far can Europe push back its borders? The case of France in NigerNon-press	fr / es / de po / en	22.05.18	41618
UNESCO Institute for Statistics		Out-of-School Children Analysis	fr / es / de po / en	11.05.17	41178
Oxfam international		Hungry in a world of plenty: millions on the brink of famineDocuments	fr / es / de po / en	10.04.17	41072
Chris Reij, Robert Winterbottom / World Resources Institute		Can we restore 350 million hectares by 2030?Analysis	fr / es / de po / en	15.02.17	40917
Olivier Barlet / Africultures		Documentaires politiques: Le courageAnalysis	fr / es / de po / en	19.10.16	40449
Le Monde		Portfolio sonore : portraits de femmes africaines courageusesDocuments	fr / es / de po / en	25.02.16	39581
Serge MICHAILOF / Diploweb		Face à l’expansion de Daesh en Libye et aux risques de déstabilisation du Sahel la réponse ne peut être uniquement militaireDocuments	fr / es / de po / en	21.02.16	39286
Amnesty International		Niger Delta: Shell’s manifestly false claims about oil pollution exposed, againNon-press	fr / es / de po / en	03.11.15	38697
Human Rights Watch		South Sudan: One Year Later, Injustice PrevailsAnalysis	fr / es / de po / en	11.12.14	37868
UNICEF		A Malian refugee girl in Niger chooses school over marriageNon-press	fr / es / de po / en	15.07.14	37132
ONU / UN		Tens of thousands more South Sudanese have fled fighting following truce – UN agencyNon-press	fr / es / de po / en	27.05.14	36815
UNICEF		Ending child marriage. Progress and prospectsDocuments	fr / es / de po / en	09.03.14	40987
RFI - Radio France Internationale		La mortalité des enfants recule davantage au Niger qu’ailleursIn the Press	fr / es / de po / en	23.10.13	36039
Commission européenne		Future internet to make Europe's systems smart and efficient: fewer traffic jams, lower emissions, better healthcareNon-press	fr / es / de po / en	28.10.09	32494
Commission européenne - DG Education / Culture		Key data on education in Europe: Longer schooling, fewer pupils and teachersNon-press	fr / es / de po / en	16.07.09	31966
The Guardian		Climate change threatens Ganges, Niger and other mighty riversIn the Press	fr / es / de po / en	22.04.09	31552
Swissinfo		Soudan: un test pour la justice internationaleIn the Press	fr / es / de po / en	12.03.09	31343
Human Rights Watch		Q & A: International Criminal Court’s decision on al-Bashir’s arrest warrantNon-press	fr / es / de po / en	04.03.09	31301
Deutsche Welle		Les donateurs au secours du Sud-SoudanIn the Press	fr / es / de po / en	05.05.08	29417
BBC		US report softens stance on ChinaIn the Press	fr / es / de po / en	12.03.08	29041
Commission européenne		EU researchers earn less than their counterparts in the US, Australia, Japan and IndiaNon-press	fr / es / de po / en	13.11.07	28085
ONU / UN		International Criminal Court issues warrants for first Darfur war crimes suspectsNon-press	fr / es / de po / en	02.05.07	26374
Commission européenne		New EU energy plan - more security, less pollutionNon-press	fr / es / de po / en	10.01.07	25648
BBC		Sudan 'backs' Darfur force planIn the Press	fr / es / de po / en	17.11.06	25227
Amnesty International		Soudan : Protéger les civils du DarfourDocuments	fr / es / de po / en	18.07.06	23981
FAZ		Mehr Menschen wollen weniger EuropaIn the Press	fr / es / de po / en	30.05.06	23569
ONU / UN		Darfur: UN Council imposes sanctions on four individuals, urges peace accordNon-press	fr / es / de po / en	25.04.06	23224
Comité pour l'Annulation de la Dette du Tiers Monde(CADTM)		Mali & Niger : la mondialisation néolibérale contre les plus pauvresNon-press	fr / es / de po / en	19.12.05	22070
Der Standard		Erneut weniger Asylanträge in IndustrieländernIn the Press	fr / es / de po / en	09.09.05	20653
Kofi Annan / Le Monde		Famine au Niger : nous sommes tous responsables, par Kofi AnnanIn the Press	fr / es / de po / en	29.08.05	20516

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How far can Europe push back its borders? The case of France in Niger

Author : Virginie Guiraudon / The Conversation

Migration control is now “high politics” in Europe and a priority for the EU. For example, on May 2, 2018, the European Commission proposed that the budget for the management of external borders, migration and asylum – set at 13 billion euros for the period 2014-2020 – be raised to 34.9 billion euros.
The main goal is to stem migration flows by displacing the border as far as possible from EU territory. In this context, it may be worthwhile to analyse the initiatives of the new French president, Emmanuel Macron, who has vowed to weigh on EU decisions. What solutions does he propose and how can we assess them?

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