Arrivals from Turkey plummeted within two years, but the disputes among EU countries continue today. More than 3,000 people who were in Greece have found new homes in 13 European countries since April. Still, the money continues to pour in — indeed the EU recently extended two programs for Syrian refugees in Turkey worth almost half a billion euros (nearly $600 million). The money doesn't go to the government, but the migrants' spending will flow into the Turkish economy. The visa and accession talks, however, have been at a standstill for years and are unlikely to budge.

Source: Libya Today March 18, 2021 08:26 UTC