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EU: FRONTEX: Latest statistics and analysis from EU border agency Frontex

17 July 2015

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The publication is divided into two sections.

1. A "situational overview" covering risk analysis indicators; surveillance; border checks; "situation in the EU"; and fraudulent documents.
2. A series of "featured risk analyses" on: South-Eastern Europe: Migrants from Kosovo ranked first in Q1; Eastern Mediterranean route: Increasing flow of migrants arriving in the Eastern Aegean Sea; Central Mediterranean route: Winter low followed by spring increase; and Effective returns: Comparison with other indicators shows different patterns.

The annex contains statistical tables.

See: Frontex Risk Analysis Network Quarterly: Quarter 1, January-March 2015 (pdf)

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