An Athens court's decision whether or not Turkey is a safe third country may be a make-or-break ruling for the EU-Turkey refugee agreement signed a year ago. The case is now being heard by the Grand Chamber, with a decision expected mid-April.In the meantime, thousands of migrants stuck in misery on the Greek islands are at stake. On top of this, the European Parliament on Wednesday drew up a negative balance sheet of the EU-Turkey agreement and called on the EU to suspend it.
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Greek High Court's Verdict May Define EU-Turkey Migrant Deal
An Athens court's decision whether or not Turkey is a safe third country may be a make-or-break ruling for the EU-Turkey refugee agreement signed a year ago. The case is now being heard by the Grand Chamber, with a...
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