Slovenia and Italy to reintroduce joint police patrols on the border
Brdo pri Kranju, 4 June - Slovenia and Italy will soon start policing the shared border with joint police patrols, the two countries' home affairs ministers, Aleš Hojs and Luciana Lamorgese, agreed as they met in Slovenia on Friday. The pair also discussed the EU's new pact on migration and asylum, on which the two neighbours have slightly different views.
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The Italian and Slovenian interior ministers, Luciana Lamorgese and Aleš Hojs, speaking to the press after their meeting.
Photo: Tinkara Zupan/STA
Brdo pri Kranju
The Italian and Slovenian interior ministers, Luciana Lamorgese and Aleš Hojs, speaking to the press after their meeting.
Photo: Tinkara Zupan/STA
Brdo pri Kranju
The Italian and Slovenian interior ministers, Luciana Lamorgese and Aleš Hojs, speaking to the press after their meeting.
Photo: Tinkara Zupan/STA
Brdo pri Kranju
The Italian and Slovenian interior ministers, Luciana Lamorgese and Aleš Hojs, speaking to the press after their meeting.
Photo: Tinkara Zupan/STA
Brdo pri Kranju
The Italian and Slovenian interior ministers, Luciana Lamorgese and Aleš Hojs, speaking to the press after their meeting.
Photo: Tinkara Zupan/STA
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