Turkey’s rejection of EU demands threatening refugee deal
Verenia Keet
Press TV, Istanbul
The nascent deal between Turkey and the European Union on refugees is in limbo, as Ankara remains defiant in accepting Brussels’ demands. The EU says amendments to Turkey’s so-called anti-terror law are part of the agreements already made. Ankara, however, insists that its regulations are concordant with EU standards and need no changes.
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