EU interior ministers have approved a plan to share out 120-thousand refugees among member states, overriding vehement opposition from four eastern nations.
Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia all voted against the proposals. Finland abstained.
Slovakia said the move had “nonsensically” caused a deep rift and vowed not to implement a quota.
Diplomats said ministers had voted to launched the scheme, backed by
Germany and other big powers, in a bid to tackle the continent’s worst
refugee crisis since World War Two.
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Source: Euronews
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