"Leaders of UK, Italy, and Albania Discuss Migration Crisis in Rome"

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak warned that the growing number of refugees could "overwhelm" parts of Europe and called for global reforms to the asylum system. Sunak criticized the global asylum system and suggested updating laws and amending post-war frameworks around asylum. He also accused "enemies" of deliberately driving people to European shores to destabilize societies. Sunak's government plans to send refugees to live in Rwanda have faced legal barriers, including the United Nations Refugee Convention. Britain and Italy announced joint plans to co-finance the journey home for migrants stranded in Tunisia, but did not disclose the amount of funding.
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