Sweden's Migration Minister Johan Forssell stated there are currently no signs of an imminent refugee surge to Europe from the Middle East, but warned that situations can change rapidly. He emphasized the need to avoid a repeat of the 2015 refugee crisis and mentioned that Europe is better prepared due to recent reforms in migration policy. Forssell also proposed a Swedish-led initiative to expel refugees convicted of serious crimes, arguing that while most refugees contribute positively, a small number threaten the asylum system. He criticized a court decision that blocked the expulsion of a convicted rapist, calling it 'outrageous.' Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)