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Five European nations seek pact to send migrants outside bloc
Germany, Austria, Denmark, Greece and the Netherlands said they aim to sign agreements this year to send migrants lacking legal residency to countries outside the European Union.
Serbia plans honors for convicted war criminal Mladić
Police hunt saboteur in German power-grid attacks
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Spain finds no Moroccan role in Ceuta migrant surge, despite police planning claims
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said there was no evidence Morocco orchestrated the July migrant surge into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, contradicting a police report suggesting the influx was a coordinated operation.
WHO warehouse damaged in third strike on Ukraine medical supplies
An airstrike in Kyiv oblast damaged a World Health Organization warehouse storing medical supplies, marking the third attack on WHO storage facilities in three months.
Scottish pro-Palestine groups criticize government over boycott implementation
Pro-Palestine groups in Scotland say the government has not implemented measures following parliament's year-old vote to boycott Israel and companies involved in the Gaza conflict.
Germany and allies meet on returning migrants outside EU borders
Germany, Austria, Denmark, the Netherlands and Greece are negotiating with countries outside the EU to establish facilities for migrants whose deportations cannot be carried out.
