The European Commission has approved Poland's plan to temporarily suspend the right to asylum in response to migration flows manipulated by Russia and Belarus. This decision allows for similar measures in other member states like Finland. The guidelines emphasize that such suspensions must be proportionate and limited. The approval marks a shift from previous warnings against Poland's initiative. Humanitarian organizations criticize the proposal as unlawful, while the Commission's stance reflects a right-wing shift in EU migration policy. Concerns about pushbacks and the treatment of migrants remain prevalent.