World refugee problem, test for the US, said Kerry in Steinmeier

Tuesday, March 1, 2016

World refugee problem, test for the US, said Kerry in Steinmeier

The refugee crisis is not European and Middle East, but "global problem" and is now developing a "test for all of us," he admitted for the first time, the US Secretary of State John Kerry. In a joint interview with his German counterpart Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the American yp.Exoterikon stressed however, that the priority remains peace in Syria from which depends on the expansion of the refugee.

Dramatic scenes Monday in PGDM- borders with Greece, said on his part the head of German diplomacy, received praise from John Kerry to "extremely generous" 1.1 million refugees welcome in his country, but raised most pressing request for a comprehensive solution to the refugee crisis.

In the wake of the meeting Kerry -Stainmager the European information network Euroactiv underlines that the Obama administration is targeted criticisms leaving without assistance to US allies in Europe, Lebanon, Turkey and Jordan to deal with refugee flows.

Former US Ambassador to the Middle East Ryan Crocker calls on the US government to organize as soon as possible "global summit on refugees," pointing out the lack of international leadership by the Obama administration.

The American organization Human Rights Firtst warns that "the failure to resolve the refugee crisis affecting the interests of US national security, threatens the stability of the frontline countries and contributes to the division of Europe", while recalling that the US has received less than 2,000 Syrian refugees in recent years.

Opposition Repoumlikanoi react to Obama's plans for inflow 10,000 Syrians in the country, however, Washington with five billion US dollars remains the main contributor to the refugee camps in Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon.