Aftermath of war

Reinforcement of the border on the Hungarian side could impact a change in the route of refugees moving from the Middle East toward Western Europe.

This is what head of the Serbian Border Police Directorate Mitar Djuraskovic stated on Friday.

Prime Minister David Cameron announced during his visit to Lisbon that UK would accept Syrian refugees who come from UN camps bordering Syria, and not from among people already in Europe.

The UN High Commissioner for Refugees called on Sept.4 on the European Union to admit up to 200,000 refugees as part of a "mass relocation programme" that would be binding on EU states.

EU countries were set to try to bridge differences on Europe's escalating migrant crisis at a foreign ministers' meeting on Sept.4, with the shocking image of a dead Syrian toddler washed up on a beach driving calls for binding refugee quotas.

The Greek caretaker government has been forced to deal with the asphyxiating problems caused by the huge inflow of refugees to Greece’s border islands. Caretaker economy minister Nikos Christodoulakis said that financial support will be transferred to the islands with the greatest problems during a press conference on Thursday.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an has harshly slammed the West over ?insensitivity? amid the growing refugee crisis, while announcing the ?joint fight against global terrorism? as a key issue to be discussed during the G-20 Summit in Turkey mid-November.

Bulgaria detained 125 migrants on Wednesday night in Sofia for illegally crossing the country without submitting asylum requests, in a further sign of policy divisions in the Balkans on how to handle the flow of westward-bound refugees.

According to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, "the influx of refugees into Europe threatens to undermine its Christian roots."

Governments must control their borders before they can decide how many asylum seekers they can take, Orban stated, according to Reuters.

Pictures of the dead body of a small boy swept to Turkey?s Aegean cost on the morning of Sept. 2 shattered the hearts of millions in the country.

The first immigrants that Romania has agreed to take in at the EU's request will arrive in November, presidential adviser Leonard Orban, has said, although the government promptly declined to confirm this.