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The EU, Turkey and the refugees

Reality Check: EU / Turkey; UNHCR - refugees; MSF Kunduz; Portugal elections, Nas Campanella

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Belgium's King Philippe (R) andTurkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (L) inspect a guard of honor for Erdogan at Brussels' Royal palace, in Brussels

EU / Turkey: Refugees

Turkish president Erdogan is meeting European leaders in Brussels today to discuss the refugee crisis. Turkey and the EU will need to cooperate on the issue and our Istanbul correspondent Dorian Jones tells us what the two sides will be expecting from each other.

UNHCR – refugees

The numbers of refugees trying to get into the European Union has eased in recent days but the crisis is far from over as Adrian Edwards from the UNHCR in Geneva tells Reality Check.

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surgery activities in one of the remaining parts of the hospital in Kunduz in the aftermath of the bombings, Kunduz, Afghanistan.

MSF Kunduz

The bombing of a hospital run by Doctors Without Borders in Kunduz, Afghanistan has raised a number of issues. Steven Haynes from the University of Greenwich in the UK gives us his analysis of the legal aspects of the tragedy.

Portugal

Yesterday’s parliamentary elections in Portugal look set to return a government led by the current center-right prime minister Pedro Passos Coelho. Portugal’s economic woes have led to a period of unprecedented austerity. Correspondent Guy Hedgecoe analyses the journey Portugal has made.

Nas Campanella

This is the inspiring story of Nas Campanella a young woman who, despite being blind and unable to read braille, has defied the odds to become a news reader for a popular Australian radio station.

FM4 Reality Check

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