Migration dispute
Divisions over immigration expose EU's fault lines at summit
Note on migration by EU council president Donald Tusk issued ahead of summit labelled 'anti-European' by EU's commissioner for migration
A bloc of Eastern European countries advocated for a toughening of the European Union’s immigration policy, setting the stage for a heated exchange at a summit on Thursday.
When it comes to the future of the euro, "the divide is between North and South, when it comes to migration it is between East and West," said European Council President Donald Tusk.
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