EU issues list of 'safe countries' for migrant returns that includes Egypt, Tunisia

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• EU issues list of 'safe countries' for migrant returns that includes Egypt, Tunisia  Reuters
• Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco in EU list of safe countries of origin  Euronews.com
• In Data: Which countries are on the EU's 'safe list'? | Context by TRF  Context News
• EU races to speed up deportations in migration crackdown  dw.com
• Countering irregular migration: EU policies explained  European Parliament
• EU names seven countries as safe in plan to speed up migrant returns  BBC
• EU Labels 7 Nations as ‘Safe’ to Fast-Track Asylum Claims, Deportations  ETIAS.com
• EU’s ‘safe country’ labels offer no long-term solutions | Oussama Romdhani  The Arab Weekly
• Germany to loosen rules regarding 'safe countries of origin' for migrants  InfoMigrants
• EU lists seven ‘safe’ countries as means to facilitate deportation  France 24
• What is a safe third country for migrants? | Context by TRF  Context News
• EU tightens asylum rules with list of 7 safe countries  dw.com
• EU Recognizes Morocco as ‘Safe Country’ in New Asylum Policy Shift  Morocco World News
• EU’s listing of North Africa as ‘safe’ for migrant returns likely to spark concerns  The Arab Weekly
• What are the EU’s 'safe country' proposals for asylum seekers?  Euronews.com
• EU lists seven 'safe' countries of origin, tightening asylum rules  RTE.ie
• EU tightens asylum application restrictions with new list of seven 'safe' countries  The Journal
• EU Seals Tough Migration Deal with Offshore Hubs  ETIAS.com
• EU parliament backs measures facilitating deportation of illegal migrants to ‘safe’ countries  The Arab Weekly
• Seeking asylum: Is Tunisia a 'safe country of origin?'  dw.com
• Deportations and sanctions: EU strikes harder line on migration  Euronews.com
• EU proposes allowing deportation of asylum seekers to third countries  Reuters
• Italy court considers Egypt not ‘safe’ for migrants, deals blow to Meloni’s plans  The Arab Weekly
• EU Considers Deporting Migrants to Third Countries They Have No Connection To  Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project | OCCRP
• EU wants to deport people to countries with which they have no connection  Statewatch |
• The EU proposes a list of seven safe countries of origin. There are Bangladesh, Egypt and Tunisia  Eunews
• EU looks to broaden application of third safe country concept  InfoMigrants
• European nations join calls to alter ECHR to enable sweeping asylum restrictions -- but how?  InfoMigrants
• EU Lawmakers List Morocco as ‘Safe’ Amid New Asylum Rules  Morocco World News
• European plans to send asylum seekers to offshore centers in disarray after top court ruling  CNN
• Italy starts outsourcing its migrant crisis to Albania  The Economist
• EU countries agree to tighten reception and repatriation; set migrant solidarity contributions  Eunews
• Visiting Islamabad, Azizi vows to provide facilities to returning Afghan traders  Ariana News
• Italy’s Plans To Process Migrants in Albania  New Lines Magazine
• 'Not our problem…ask the Italians': Albanian PM Edi Rama says of Italian migrant hubs  InfoMigrants
• Tunisia: No Safe Haven for Black African Migrants, Refugees  Human Rights Watch
• EU-wide migrant returns plan unlikely to launch  Arab News PK
• Meloni-Brunner promise to expedite EU Migration Pact and list of 'safe countries'  InfoMigrants
• EU lists seven ‘safe’ countries of origin for asylum seekers  Luxembourg Times
• EU tightens asylum rules: what changes for Ukrainian refugees  Visit Ukraine
• EU's top court rules against Italy's controversial Albania migrant deal  The Local Italy
• Europe's inertia on migrant returns  euractiv.com
• India, Bangladesh among 7 nations listed 'safe' by EU to fast-track asylum cases  India Today
• Walking a Tightrope in Tunisia  DGAP
• EU plans to designate seven countries as ‘safe’ for asylum returns from next year  The Irish Independent