New Fences on the Old Continent: Refugee Crisis Pushes Europe to the Brink

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Even as Chancellor Merkel continues pursuing a deal with Turkey, Austria and its Balkan neighbors to the south have taken things into their own hands. With fences going up across the region, Greece is in trouble and the EU can’t figure out what to do. By SPIEGEL Staff

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2 thoughts on “New Fences on the Old Continent: Refugee Crisis Pushes Europe to the Brink”

  2. The Syrian crisis is heartbreaking. How can we absorb the entirety of a nation? Really, any of us? We can all take a few and try to help, but the problem is the decline of a country, a people.They are forming a new diaspora. And I see no viable solutions around the corner. Simply heartbreaking.

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