Darkening horizons - people smugglers explore return to Black Sea route/ BARZILSKA Petya

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Petya Barzilska

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol.29, Issue 12, December 2017, pp.42-45 pp.30-31 (123)Summary: People-smuggling routes in the Balkans appear to be shifting and reopening. This article examines the data that suggest Bulgaria and Romania have increased in the European Union's attempts to secure its external borders.

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People-smuggling routes in the Balkans appear to be shifting and reopening. This article examines the data that suggest Bulgaria and Romania have increased in the European Union's attempts to secure its external borders.

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