Germany driving bid to get Ankara to block way to Greece in return for €3bn in aid, with scepticism high about merits of deal European leaders are to stage an unprecedented and highly controversial summit with the Turkish government on Sunday in an attempt to outsource the migration crisis, paying Ankara €3bn for it to seal its border with Greece to halt or slow migrant flows to Europe. Related: Turkey putting Syrian refugees 'at serious risk of human rights abuse' Continue reading...
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