Denmark’s leading a bold new plan with four EU allies to create a “return hub” outside the bloc for asylum seekers rejected by member states—aiming to send the first arrivals by end of 2027. Ministers are racing to finalize logistics, location, and legal frameworks amid fierce debate over human rights, international law, and migration policy. This high-stakes experiment could reshape how Europe handles asylum returns—and the world is watching closely.
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