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Denmark Extends Border Control Until May 2018
The Danish government has extended control of the southern border with Germany until May 12th next year, citing migration as a key concern, The Local writes.
Temporary controls were implemented on the border in January 2016 and have remained in place since.
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EU Discusses Plans To Fund Refugee Centres Outside Europe
EU Interior Ministers are discussing plans for the financing of refugee centres in Africa at a meeting in Malta.
The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and other organisations will be able to admit the migrants, while the EU will determine whether they have the right to asylum in Europe, explained German Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière before the meeting on Thursday.
24 People Discharged From Hospital After Berlin Attack
German police have reported that 24 of the people who were injured in the attack on the Christmas bazaar in Berlin on Monday night have been discharged from the hospital.
Greek authorities’ negligence over Afghan migrant murder suspect causes uproar (photos)
German authorities say they were unaware that an Afghan migrant accused of the recent rape and murder of a female medical student in Germany had been convicted of attempted murder in Greece after violating parole there.
Germany: Refugees Saved in Mediterranean Must Be Returned to North Africa
All illegal migrants who have been saved in the Mediterranean Sea must be returned to special centres for placement in North Africa where their applications for asylum in European countries can be reviewed, stated German Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière before a meeting of the Council of Ministers of the EU in Luxembourg.
Germany Reintroducing Border Controls over Migrant Influx
Germany has decided to reintroduce border controls along its border with Austria, authorities say.
The measure comes less than a day after the city of Munich, which has given shelter to thousands of migrants from the Middle East, said it could not cope with the flow of asylum seekers who entered the country in a matter of hours.