Macedonia, Serbia, Hungary, Austria Sign Agreement on Migrants

Amid chaotic scenes at border crossings and train stations throughout Europe, Macedonia, Serbia, Hungary and Austria have signed an agreement to adopt a common approach in dealing with the migrant and refugee crisis in their countries, and to work together to tackle the growing humanitarian challenges. The memorandum of understanding was signed Friday in the city of Ohrid, Macedonia by the interior ministers of Macedonia, Serbia and Austria, and the deputy interior minister of...

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