Denmark is convening a meeting in Copenhagen on Friday, September 4, to push forward plans for establishing asylum deportation centers outside the European Union, despite a history of unsuccessful projects. The talks will involve ministers from Austria, Denmark, Germany, Greece, and the Netherlands, with the goal of launching an initial project next year. Austria's interior minister, Gerhard Karner, highlighted the four-year partnership with Denmark in driving such initiatives, emphasizing concrete steps toward implementation. However, the plans face significant opposition from Spain and France, who note that similar past efforts have failed at great financial and human cost.