EU strives for common stance as spats mark response to Balkan migrant crisis
- 9 years ago
As tens of thousands of migrants stream across the Balkans splits, spats and threats are features of the European response.
Three Balkan leaders vow to shut borders ahead of EU talks https://t.co/rundS9bCGn pic.twitter.com/aXnkgCQLv9— Press TV (@PressTV) October 25, 2015
The leaders of Bulgaria, Serbia and Romania have met to discuss their reaction to the increased flow of migrants across the region following Hungary’s decision to close its borders.
#Bulgaria, #Romania and #Serbia PM's agree & expand collaboration ahead of #WB #Summit
https://t.co/bKhGrS0Siq pic.twitter.com/7881sZTNNc— Cees Vis (@CornelisVis) October 24, 2015
In a statement they said they would close their borders if Germany and Austria blocked entry to migrants.
EU leaders are meeting to confirm a common stance to a problem that has seen 500.000 migrants and refugees arrive in the Balkans since the beginning of the year.
Looming Balkan winter threatens children on the move in Europe https://t.co/5Vc5E5NuAY
Three Balkan leaders vow to shut borders ahead of EU talks https://t.co/rundS9bCGn pic.twitter.com/aXnkgCQLv9— Press TV (@PressTV) October 25, 2015
The leaders of Bulgaria, Serbia and Romania have met to discuss their reaction to the increased flow of migrants across the region following Hungary’s decision to close its borders.
#Bulgaria, #Romania and #Serbia PM's agree & expand collaboration ahead of #WB #Summit
https://t.co/bKhGrS0Siq pic.twitter.com/7881sZTNNc— Cees Vis (@CornelisVis) October 24, 2015
In a statement they said they would close their borders if Germany and Austria blocked entry to migrants.
EU leaders are meeting to confirm a common stance to a problem that has seen 500.000 migrants and refugees arrive in the Balkans since the beginning of the year.
Looming Balkan winter threatens children on the move in Europe https://t.co/5Vc5E5NuAY