The governments of all four Visegrad countries warn of a resurgent migrant crisis, this time stemming from Afghanistan.

The prime ministers from Austria, Czechia and Slovakia adopted a common stand against any more migration of Afghans to Europe following a meeting of the so-called Slavkov format earlier this week. Poland and Hungary also continued to make their feelings known on the subject.

The three premiers jointly declared that the situation in Afghanistan should be resolved within the country and its surrounding region to prevent another migration crisis on the scale witnessed in 2015.

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The Czech prime minister might not want any Afghan refugees, yet the country still faces a growing labour supply problem.