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Sep 17th 2015, 22:00
Reuters: Croatia overwhelmed by flood of migrants, EU calls summit
Amid chaotic scenes at its border with Serbia, Croatia said on Thursday it could not cope with a flood of migrants seeking a new route into the EU after Hungary kept them out by erecting a fence and using tear gas and water cannon against them.
The European Union's newest member state said it may try to stop taking in migrants, just as the 28-nation bloc announced it leaders would hold an emergency summit on Sept. 23 to try to resolve the migration crisis, which has deeply divided it.
More than 7,300 people entered Croatia from Serbia in the 24 hours after Wednesday's clashes between Hungarian riot police and stone-throwing refugees at its Balkan neighbor's frontier.
MIDDLE EAST
US preparing shift in approach in Syria. UN envoy in Syria as US eyes Russia talks.
Syrian army air raids kill at least 53 in rebel-held areas of Aleppo: monitor.
Syria launches rare strikes on ISIL-held Raqqa.
Syria crisis: 'Only four or five' US-trained Syrian rebels are still fighting.
Suicide bombings kill 21 in central Baghdad. Blasts in central Baghdad leave 23 dead, 68 wounded.
Saudi-led coalition pounds Yemen rebels near central city.
Nuclear feud moves to Tehran as hardliners try to sink deal.
Iranian banks that back Hezbollah, Qods Force would be re-sanctioned: U.S. official.
CIA watching for Iranian nuclear collaboration with rogue states like N. Korea.
Arab push to pressurize Israel thwarted at U.N. nuclear watchdog.
ASIA
Myanmar leader seeks to capitalize on anti-Muslim sentiment.
Kerry warns North Korea of 'severe consequences' if it tests missile.
North Korea confirms new and improved nuclear weapons in the works.
S. Korea ramps up diplomacy after North's nuclear threats.
Assertive Japan poised to abandon 70 years of pacifism. Scuffle in Japan upper house as panel approves controversial military bills.
China's island airstrips to heighten South China Sea underwater rivalry.
China's currency on agenda for US talks.
Two million Indians reply to ad for 300 clerical jobs.
AFRICA
President of crisis-hit Guinea-Bissau appoints new PM. Burkina Faso: Military takes over after presidential guards detain President, PM. Burkina Faso coup: Compaore ally named ruler.
EU wants new aid for Eritrea soon to help stem migrant exodus.
Several dead as severe floods hit Sierra Leone capital.
Boko Haram kills 8 for collaborating with Cameroon troops.
South Sudan's government violated truce with copter attack: monitors.
DR Congo politicians expelled from government.
Ruling party appoints Guinea-Bissau's third PM in 5 weeks.
South Sudan oil tanker blast 'kills 170'.
Flash and a bang as Mozambique is declared free of landmines.
EUROPE
Germany seeks stricter limits on migrants, rolling back welcome mat.
Croatia puts army on alert as it reels from migrant influx.
Croatia overwhelmed by flood of migrants, EU calls summit.
Croatia to block refugees from entering Slovenia.
Slovenia offers shelter for 5,000 refugees.
In egalitarian Sweden, richer regions reluctant to share refugee burden.
Ballooning refugee costs threaten Germany's cherished budget goals.
Greek election campaign underwhelms voters.
Ukraine removes BBC journalists from banned list.
Romania PM Victor Ponta to face corruption trial.
AMERICAS
Chile sees extensive damage after earthquake.
Brazil opposition seeks Rousseff impeachment for fiscal crimes.
Mexico arrests cartel figure in disappearance of 43 students.
US foreign policy dominates Republican debate.
Trump: 'I would get along with Putin'.
Democrats defeat latest GOP effort on Iran nuclear deal.
Venezuela extends state of emergency to third border state.
Mexican survivor recounts three hour aerial bombing ordeal in Egypt.
10 dead in land conflicts among Nicaragua settlers, Indians.
FBI investigating severed fiber-optic cables in California, possible terrorist probe.
TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR
Al Qaeda still a major threat despite Islamic State's rise, CIA director says.
Guantanamo detainee transferred to Morocco.
Omar Mohammed Khalif, Gitmo detainee accused of al Qaeda link, cleared for release.
Report: Sourcing standards led to optimistic ISIS reports.
ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS
Apple wins patent ruling against Samsung in U.S. appeals court.
No hike: US Fed keeps benchmark rate near zero.
Up to half of world's food goes to waste.
'Volatile' oil price hard to predict, says Shell boss.
Obama: Pacific Trade Deal can be wrapped up this year.
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