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Italy and Spain ease border checks after migration talks

Italy and Spain ease border checks after migration talks

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Italy's temporary border checks on people entering from Spain have been prolonged by just seven days, indicating an improvement in the two countries' relationship. The decision came after Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez held discussions at an EU summit. Both countries' border measures will now expire on the same day, with interior ministers expected to discuss new arrangements.

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