Ireland pushes first-entry returns as Sea Watch 5 detained in Naples
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Ireland backs returning asylum seekers to first-entry states under the EU Pact, with Italy resisting NGO activity; Sea Watch 5 receives a 45-day detention and a 7,500-euro fine in Naples for allegedly not cooperating with Libyan authorities, as Italy and Germany plan talks on readmissions and a possible compensation mechanism to address NGO involvement and the broader migration policy.
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