Austria's Faymann sees compromise in EU-Turkey talks: Kurier


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  • Sunday, 29 Nov 2015

VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann expects the European Union and Turkey to strike a deal on how to stem a tide of refugees into the continent in return for financial aid and closer ties, he told the Kurier paper.

European and Turkish officials have been working to smooth out their remaining differences on an agreement, which they hope will be signed on Sunday by EU leaders and Turkey's prime minister.

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