• Juncker met with Visegrad leaders for a goodwill dinner on Wednesday. (Photo: ec.europa.eu) 'This completely unnecessary conflict between member states must end,' he added. The Visegrad group - the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland - have refused to take in asylum seekers from Greece and Italy despite an EU vote do so. Google maps for windows ce 60 download. The quota scheme formally ended in September, but some countries have continued to take people, with 234 mostly Syrian refugees flying from Athens to Lyon, France, on Wednesday. EU leaders will discuss reform of the bloc's asylum laws at a summit in Brussels on Thursday.

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The current regime puts the whole burden of the migration crisis on frontline states, amid talk of potential cuts in EU funding and the prospect of European Commission fines against countries that refuse to show solidarity. Tusk said Poland had to decide whether to 'jointly solve the problems related to migration, which means securing borders, but also helping those countries who have too many refugees' or to opt for a 'firm break from European solidarity'. He said he sympathised with some of Poland's 'arguments', but he added that there would be 'certain consequences' if they continued to violate EU decisions. 'Those are the rules in Europe,' he said. Poland's EU affairs minister, Konrad Szymanski, seized on Tusk's words on Wednesday evening, saying the migrant quotas 'were never alive in the first place'.

'The system of relocating refugees has not helped anyone, not a single group of refugees, nor any of those countries who still face an unequal burden today,' he said. Juncker dinner Szymanski spoke after a dinner held by Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker with the Visegrad leaders in Brussels the same day. He said Szydlo had listed a series of concerns that included migration, energy security, and French proposals to limit the freedom of eastern European workers to earn a living in richer EU states. He said the Commission had 'full support from Poland' in its bid to negotiate the terms of a future Russian-German gas pipeline, Nord Stream 2. He also said Juncker's mini-summit 'opened the path to exit from the many political and economic tensions between the countries from our part of Europe and other parts of the EU'. There was no press conference after the dinner, but Juncker tweeted that there was: 'On the menu: consensus through #compromise and #cooperation. Radovan Javorcik, the Slovak ambassador to the EU, said the meeting also discussed future EU budget allocations for eastern Europe and complaints that counties such as Austria, Germany, Denmark, and Sweden planned to prolong identity checks on internal EU borders.