France and U.K. sign agreement to curb Channel crossings
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The interior ministers of France and Britain have signed a joint agreement in Paris to try to curb migration across the English Channel — a regular source of friction between
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France and the UK on Monday signed a new agreement to work together to stop migrants crossing the Channel to England in small boats, a source of huge bilateral tension.Under the agreement, Britain will pay France 72.2 million euros ($74.
Britain agreed to pay France another 72.2 million euros ($74.5 million) to prevent migrant boat crossings under a new deal signed on Monday that underlines improving ties between the neighbours.Around 40,000 people -- most of them Albanians, Iranians and Afghans -- have crossed the Channel to Englan…
The interior ministers of France and Britain have signed a joint agreement in Paris to try to curb migration across the English Channel — a regular source of friction between
The interior ministers of France and Britain have signed a joint agreement in Paris to try to curb migration across the English Channel — a regular source of friction between
France and the United Kingdom signed an agreement to increase police presence at beaches in northern France in an attempt to stop migrants from crossing the English Channel.
France and the UK on Monday signed a new agreement to work together to stop migrants crossing the Channel to England in small boats, a source of huge bilateral tension.
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