Central European FMs to discuss refugee crisis Monday
The foreign ministers of Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary will on Monday meet their counterpart from Luxembourg, which holds the EU presidency, to discuss the refugee crisis.
(AFP) Eastern European ministers were to meet Monday to attempt to bridge stark differences over their refugee policies, as an escalating crisis saw thousands of migrants shunted from one border to another over the weekend.
Several thousand finally entered Austria aboard crowded buses and trains on Sunday, while at least 13 refugees drowned off the coast of Turkey, the latest to perish as they try to escape conflict in their home countries mostly in the Middle East and Africa.
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