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Greek police use tear gas on migrants at Turkish border

  • Greek police said they used tear gas to repel the push to break down the fence south of the Kastanies border crossing
  • An estimated 2,000 migrants are still camped out on the Greek-Turkish border
By AP ·
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What shapes the Middle East’s migration patterns

By EMINA OSMANDZIKOVIC ·
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Middle East migration patterns defy generalization

By Jumana Khamis ·

Italy faces complaint at UN over ‘abusive’ Libya asylum returns

By AFP ·

UK police step up appeals over migrant lorry deaths

By AFP ·

Mexico flies 300 Indian migrants to New Delhi in ‘unprecedented’ mass deportation

By Reuters ·

Migrant death toll in Mediterranean tops 1,000 for 6th year: UNHCR

By Reuters ·

Migrant killed during Libya disembarkation: UN

By AFP ·

Migrants in limbo again after landing in Italy

By AFP ·

Young asylum seekers in US easy prey for gangs

By AFP ·

Sea-Watch captain Carola Rackete to face Italy prosecutor over migrants

By AFP ·

Mayor: Crackdown on immigrants already underway in NYC

By AP ·

China to relax residency curbs, support employment

By Reuters ·

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