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Greece, alongside other EU nations, is reportedly nearing completion of a plan to settle irregular migrants outside the EU, with Uganda identified as a potential host country in exchange for financial compensation. This comes as the European Commission provides its initial evaluation of Greece concerning the new Migration Pact and discusses implications of broader migration issues such as the Ceuta crisis.
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In Uganda, irregular migrants from the EU
A plan promoted by Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Greece to settle irregular migrants outside the EU is nearing completion, with Uganda reportedly being the country that will host the new facility in exchange for financial compensation.
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The Ceuta crisis and Athens
This story likely discusses the implications of the Ceuta crisis and its connection to Athens, potentially involving migration or security issues.
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Commission: First assessment for Greece and the new Migration Pact
This article details the European Commission's initial evaluation of Greece concerning the new Migration Pact.
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