Tusk About The Refugee Crisis in Europe

World News Rudolph Rodriquez
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World leaders gathered in Hangzhou, China, to attend the G20 summit, where, over the length of two days, the heads of major countries will hold discussions on the global economy and global conflicts.

Throughout various themes of discussion, the world leaders opened the refugee crisis one as well.

The reception capacities of refugees in Europe are “close to the limits,” warned on Sunday the European Council President, Donald Tusk, who urged the international community to intervene.

“Europe’s capacity to receive new waves of refugees, without forgetting irregular migrants, is close to the limits,” Donald Tusk assured during a joint press conference with the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.

Brussels “will continue to negotiate” with the US the FTA Treaty between the EU and the US (Trans-Atlantic Free Trade Agreement), the mandate of the European Commission which is fully valid, emphasized the Insurance Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.

“Given the mandate” which the EU member states have given to the Commission “we will continue to negotiate with the US” this treaty with “positive effects” to the economy and jobs, said the European official despite the latest criticism in the French and German governments.

The European decision to compel the US group Apple to repay more than 13 billion of euros to Ireland is “founded on facts” and “was not taken against the United States,” said Jean-Claude Juncker.

The summit offered a few unique moments as well as the BRICS leaders met informally and provided a group photography on account of which were made jokes.