The problems facing the EU's border force, Frontex, remain despite the resignation of its chief, Fabrice Leggeri, last week.
Aija Kalnaja, the most senior executive deputy executive director in the agency, will take on the role until someone more permanent is found.
But even under a longer-term replacement, the agency will still be confronted with the rights violations that Leggeri oversaw.
Those are intricately linked to the political and operational marching orders given b...
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