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BRUSSELS Braden Smith Jersey , Oct. 25 (Xinhua) -- The European Union (EU) and Balkan countries are seeking to further cooperation on tackling migrant crisis at a mini summit held here on Sunday.
The extraordinary meeting, called by EU's chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker, was attended by leaders from Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia, as well as concerned refugee organizations.
The mini summit came ten days after a full meeting among EU leaders during which they agreed to deepen cooperation with Turkey to stem refugee flow and enhance border control.
The countries of the Western Balkans are facing an unprecedented influx of transiting migrants. From the region, migrants proceed northwest to other EU countries, particularly Austria and Germany, where they applied for asylum.
The escalating migrant crisis also continued to pose threats to Europe's passport-free policy. Several frontline countries have threatened to close borders if other European countries stopped accepting migrants.
Juncker called for solidity during an interview with German newspaper Bild published on Sunday, urging member states to stop transferring migrants to neighboring countries. He stressed that refugees were in urgent needs amid more severe weather conditions.
"Today we need dialogue and discussions between Balkan leaders to avoid possible unnecessary misunderstandings in the region," said European Council President Donald Tusk upon his arrival at the meeting.
Tusk said that from the very outset of this crisis he had underlined the importance of protecting EU's external borders, adding that he was "satisfied today that there is a shared view amongst us that the priority must be to protect our external borders".
"I am fully aware of course that this is not simply because of my arguments, but more as a result of the very dramatic and serious developments on our borders. This is why today's meeting is very important," Tusk said.
Photo taken on April 2, 2015 shows U.S. Consulate General in Istanbul, Turkey. The United States has suspended all non-immigrant visa services at its diplomatic facilities in Turkey, the U.S. Embassy in Ankara announced on Oct. 8, 2017. (XinhuaHe Canling)
The United States has suspended all non-immigrant visa services at its diplomatic facilities in Turkey, the U.S. Embassy in Ankara announced late Sunday.
"Recent events have forced the United States Government to reassess the commitment of the Government of Turkey to the security of U.S. Mission facilities and personnel," the Embassy said in a statement issued on its Twitter account.
The statement said the suspension is intended to minimize the number of visitors to the embassy and consulates in Turkey.
The move comes after the arrest of U.S. Istanbul Consulate local employee Metin Topuz on Oct. 4 over espionage charges and alleged links to the group of U.S.-based preacher Fethullah Gulen, who is blamed for the July 15, 2016 coup attempt that killed 249 people in Turkey.
The U.S. Embassy in Turkey has slammed the arrest on Oct. 5, saying that allegations of the employee were "baseless" and Washington "is deeply disturbed by the arrest."
With frequent occurrences of water leakage in basements, homeowners have become dependent on professional basement waterproofing services in NJ. However, there are several misconceptions making the rounds about basement waterproofing. Here are 5 myths debunked for you.
Myth 1: Water leakages happen even after waterproofing is done
Fact: If the basement waterproofing process isn’t done in the intended manner, you can be sure to witness water leakages. Sometimes, the contractor will only fix one side of the basement and leave the other, therefore creating problems down the road. When the problem is handled by an experienced professional, consider it solved.
Myth 2: There is only one system that can fix basement water leakage
Fact: This is in fact the most common misconceptions about basement waterproofing. Different methods are adopted by a contractor to fix the problem in different jobsites. To be precise, there are multiple approaches for doing the job and achieving the same results.
Myth 3: Black tar paint would suffice to fix the problem for good
Fact: A waterproof paint or a black tar is applied onto the foundation, but it is not meant for waterproofing. If you are bringing a new addition to your home or doing some construction work for your property and the contractor says that a black paint can waterproof the foundation, be informed that it’s just a myth. Waterproofing systems operate in conjunction with other elements to prevent leakage and drive water to a different direction, in case it gets in.
Myth 4: Basement Waterproofing is too expensive
Fact: Since the situation for every home is different, the quotes or estimates for each of them will also be distinct from each other. It all comes down to the scope of the work and the extent caused by water leakage. All you need is to deal with a professional basement waterproofing contractor who can accurately assess the situation and offer a cost effective service.
Myth 5: Basement Waterproofing Services never look back after the repair is done
Fact: The industry is very different today and there are several companies out there that go above and beyond to offer satisfactory service for their clients. Basement waterproofing services are no exception. Choose a company wisely, after researching their past services, their reputation, and licensing and you’ll make a good choice.
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