EU-Turkey migrant deal is unlikely to succeed
The deal might drive migrants to attempt more dangerous routes into the EU
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In this article
- What's in it for Turkey?
- Revived membership talks
- Visa liberalisation
- Resettlement
- What's in it for the EU?
- Is it legal?
- Right to a hearing?
- Is Turkey a 'safe third country'?
- Why the deal might fail
- Resettlement resistance
- Logistics
- Alternate routes
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_350.jpg "Lifejackets are pictured in front of the European Commission headquarters in protest by Amnesty International demanding human rights protection of refugees within the EU-Turkey migration deal in Brussels (Reuters/Francois Lenoir)")