Denmark and EU partners to unveil plans next week for deportation camps outside Europe
Denmark and several other EU countries will present their plans next week for camps outside the EU to house people awaiting deportation.
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Finland to Deny Visas to Russian Athletes Competing in the Country from November 16
Finland will not issue visas to Russian athletes seeking to compete in the country, the government has decided. “Russia is using sports as a propaganda tool,” the government said in a press release.
Sports
Sweden Moves to Allow Citizenship Revocation in Cases of Fraud and Serious Crimes
The Riksdag is amending the constitution to allow citizenship to be revoked in certain cases. However, it will be up to the next government to decide whether to introduce a bill.
Swedish politics
Death toll rises to 39 after migrant boat sinks off Senegal
The death toll from the migrant boat that sank off Senegal’s coast this weekend has risen to 39, Senegalese rescue services said on Monday.
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Olympic cyclist Amir Ansari feared deportation, now he faces fresh uncertainty over his future in Sweden
After receiving his second deportation order in Sweden, Amir Ansari considered taking his own life. Cycling became his salvation, and he made his Olympic debut with the IOC Refugee Olympic Team. But now he is back in limbo, without a professional contract and with his residence permit set to expire. One dream is to become a Swedish citizen and escape the uncertainty, he says.
Sports
20 Migrants Die Trying to Reach Crete as 12 Bodies Found on Boat
Twelve people have been found dead on a boat south of Crete. A total of 20 migrants have died while trying to reach the Greek island in recent days.
Conflicts
Trump says mass deportations may have been “a little harsh” after midterm election defeat
Donald Trump says the harsh American policy toward migrants and the mass deportations that have drawn domestic criticism were “maybe a little harsh.” He made the comments in a television interview.
World politics
At Least 21 Dead in Migrant Boat Shipwreck Off Senegal as Search Continues
At least 21 people have died in a shipwreck off Senegal, as migrant journeys along the African Atlantic coast become increasingly common.
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