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“The talks were very good and frank. Today we talked about even more cooperation between the three countries, between our interior ministries and police forces, which I am particularly pleased about. Because when we met in Trieste, we set out a path to work together to prevent illegal migration along the Western Balkan route. On the other hand, we are working to prevent radicalisation and terrorism in the region and, consequently, in the countries of the European Union (EU),” Minister Poklukar said in a press statement after the meeting.

“The Schengen area is not working at the moment,” the minister continued. Regarding the…



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