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Slovenia To Accept First Migrants In Relocation Quota In April
Slovenia expects to receive the first 40 migrants of its EU quota in April, Bostjan Sefic, state secretary at the Interior Ministry, said on Thursday.
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EU Leaders 'To Declare Balkan Migrant Route Closed At Summit'
European Union leaders will today back closing down the Balkans route used by most migrants to reach Europe, diplomats said, as at least 25 more people drowned trying to cross the Aegean Sea en route to Greece.
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Joe Biden to Discuss Security, Migrants at Balkans Summit
US Vice President Joe Biden arrived in Zagreb Wednesday for a Western Balkans summit, highlighting renewed interest from Washington in the fragile region as it deals with an unprecedented influx of refugees.
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Joe Biden to Discuss Security, Migrants at Balkans Summit
US Vice President Joe Biden will attend a Western Balkans summit today, highlighting renewed interest from Washington in the fragile region as it deals with an unprecedented influx of refugees.
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EU and Balkans Leaders Hold Crisis Refugee Summit
European Union and Balkan leaders hold emergency talks on Europe's refugee crisis today amid threats from three frontline states to close their borders if northern EU countries stop accepting migrants.
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European Commission's Jean-Claude Juncker Wants Decision on Balkan Refugee Crisis
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said he wanted to get a group of EU leaders to agree on short-term measures to tackle the migrant crisis in the western Balkans at a summit on Sunday.
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Migrants Keep Coming as Angela Merkel Tells EU to do More
Thousands of migrants streamed through the Balkans Thursday as German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned after an emergency summit that Europe still had to get to grips with its biggest post-war refugee crisis.
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Migrant Crisis to Hijack Western Balkans Summit
Europe's raging migrant crisis is set to hijack a summit in Vienna of leaders from the western Balkans region on Thursday that will also be attended by German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Slovenia To Accept First Migrants In Relocation Quota In April
Slovenia expects to receive the first 40 migrants of its EU quota in April, Bostjan Sefic, state secretary at the Interior Ministry, said on Thursday.
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EU Leaders 'To Declare Balkan Migrant Route Closed At Summit'
European Union leaders will today back closing down the Balkans route used by most migrants to reach Europe, diplomats said, as at least 25 more people drowned trying to cross the Aegean Sea en route to Greece.
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Joe Biden to Discuss Security, Migrants at Balkans Summit
US Vice President Joe Biden arrived in Zagreb Wednesday for a Western Balkans summit, highlighting renewed interest from Washington in the fragile region as it deals with an unprecedented influx of refugees.
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Joe Biden to Discuss Security, Migrants at Balkans Summit
US Vice President Joe Biden will attend a Western Balkans summit today, highlighting renewed interest from Washington in the fragile region as it deals with an unprecedented influx of refugees.
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EU and Balkans Leaders Hold Crisis Refugee Summit
European Union and Balkan leaders hold emergency talks on Europe's refugee crisis today amid threats from three frontline states to close their borders if northern EU countries stop accepting migrants.
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European Commission's Jean-Claude Juncker Wants Decision on Balkan Refugee Crisis
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said he wanted to get a group of EU leaders to agree on short-term measures to tackle the migrant crisis in the western Balkans at a summit on Sunday.
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Migrants Keep Coming as Angela Merkel Tells EU to do More
Thousands of migrants streamed through the Balkans Thursday as German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned after an emergency summit that Europe still had to get to grips with its biggest post-war refugee crisis.
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Migrant Crisis to Hijack Western Balkans Summit
Europe's raging migrant crisis is set to hijack a summit in Vienna of leaders from the western Balkans region on Thursday that will also be attended by German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
