Česi su samo rekli da će početi razmišljati o izlasku, ne i da bi će sigurno.

The German government says 125 Afghans who had their asylum applications rejected have voluntarily returned to their homeland.

The Interior Ministry said a plane carrying the migrants landed in Kabul Wednesday. The return was organized by the International Organization for Migration.

Ta Merkelica. Nije ni ona zamisljala da ce postati najomrazeniji lik medj Europljanima. Al' zato je Arapi obozavaju. Inace, mislin da to Cesi i Nizozemci rade zbog pritiska na istu.

Austria's foreign minister is defending his country's decision not to invite Greece to a conference of West Balkan nations focused on managing the migrant crisis.

Sebastian Kurz says that Greece has "clearly expressed no interest in reducing the (migrant) influx and in contrast wants to continue waving them through" to Macedonia, from where they make their way northward. Austria has imposed limits on the number of refugees allowed to enter.

The statement by Kurz comes ahead of a meeting Wednesday of Austrian and West Balkan government ministers in Vienna aiming at finding common solutions to crimping the refugee flow.

Greece is not invited. Austria's Interior Ministry says the conference is set up in a "regular format" that does not include Athens.

According to two officials, commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker told Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras that the EU will support his country in coping with the thousands of migrants who will likely get stuck in Greece once the Austrian move is replicated along the other borders. According to one EU official, Mr. Tsipras was promised €500 million in humanitarian assistance by Mr. Juncker.

“To some extent, Greece wouldn’t be the worst place to have a humanitarian crisis of a few months until it trickles through to migrants in Turkey that this route is no longer viable,” said another EU official.

VIENNA (Sputnik) — According to Mikl-Leitner, Berlin is implementing an open-door refugee policy, but at the same time it demands Vienna decrease the transit quotas for refugees traveling through Austria's territory.
"Germany should decide what message it wants to send… [Germany] should decide on one strategy," Mikl-Leitner said.

Mađarska je suspendirala željeznički promet sa Hrvatskom sljedećih mjesec dana. Jel vas u Hrvatskoj išta informiraju. Ili ste dragovoljno odlučili Njemcima praviti društvo u medijskom mraku.

Misliš da je obožavaju ?
Nije zamotana, ne ide u džamiju. Šalje oružje Kurdima i trenira ih. Mislim da je mrze, kao i sve druge Njemice.

Najveci deo izbeglica iz Iraka i Sirije ti i cine Kurdi, ne arapi.

In October 2014, 400,000 refugees from the Kurdish-majority city of Kobane fled to Turkey, after the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) group besieged the city and slaughtered hundreds of its residents.

These laws have spurred men like 23-year-old Alan Deriki to flee his home city of Derik for Iraqi Kurdistan. "I did not want to join the YPG, but they forced me to join," said Deriki. He added that cities in the Kurdish areas of Syria "are empty, without young people"

Former Labour foreign secretary Lord Owen says the UK should leave the EU because it's 'dangerous for British security' and slams Cameron's 'failed' negotiations

By TAMARA COHEN, POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT FOR THE DAILY MAIL

PUBLISHED: 01:55 GMT, 25 February 2016 | UPDATED: 07:36 GMT, 25 February 2016

Lord Owen has declared that Britain should leave the 'dysfunctional' European Union.

The SDP founder and former Labour foreign secretary said it was 'dangerous for British security'.

In a bombshell new book, he slams David Cameron's 'failed' negotiations' and the lack of concessions on free movement, saying he is now convinced the public should vote to leave.

'To remain in the EU is in my judgment a more dangerous option for British security in its deepest sense – economic, political, military and social – than is being admitted or even discussed in the wake of Cameron's failed negotiations', he writes.

'Europe has moved away from us. Its elite chose a different path long ago and it is not a path the UK ever wished to follow.'

Lord Owen is the most senior Left-wing figure yet to back Brexit. The peer, foreign minister from 1977-79, was once deeply pro-European.