Migrant arrivals from Turkey to Europe nearly double in 2019
22 December 2019 |
2:41 pm
According to a confidential EU report, 70,000 migrants have crossed from Turkey to the EU this year. The numbers raise questions about whether a EU-Turkey refugee deal is unravelling.
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