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Can the European Union survive the refugee crisis?

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Not since World War II. Has Europe seen so many refugees, and not since the Cold War, has the continent been so divided?

The European Union's crowning achievement is abolishing internal border controls.

But four former members of the old Soviet bloc are working on barbed wire fences.

Leaders who've been whipping up right-wing xenophobia aren't going along with yesterday's established quota for every member nation.

Meantime, the UNs, as the total agreed to, is only a tiny fraction of the flow from Syria, Iraq, and Eritrea alone.

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and I'll be back with To the Point. The biggest flood of refugees since World War II has divided

the European unit against itself, with Western countries agreeing to accept proportional quotas,

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