Greece Faces Exclusion from the Schengen Zone
Greece faces exclusion from the Schengen zone, if it does not reconsider its attitude towards the settlement of the migrant crisis, RBC reports referring to the Financial Times. Four senior European diplomatic sources told the publication that on Friday the interior ministers of the EU will make Athens understand the inevitability of harsh reaction if Greece does not take measures until the EU summit, scheduled for mid-December.
This year, more than 700 thousand migrants have crossed the Greek border.
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