Noh, asiasta voi olla montaa mieltä. Onko neutraalia jos asioista kerrotaan vaan sen osuus joka palvelee toimittajan ideologiaa?
Pertti Rönkkö Havaintoja Saksanmaalta
November 10 at 8:04am ·
ESS.fi ·
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Saksalaisessa mediassa kerrottiin Tuskin tärkeimpänä viestinä, että EU:n ulkorajoja on vahvistettava, ja että EU ei voi ottaa vastaan kaikkia pakolaisia. Jostain syystä nämä saksalaisen median keskeisinä pitämät asiat eivät nouse esille STT:n uutisessa. Tusk puhui eilen Berliinissä. Suojellaanko suomalaisia tällaiselta tiedolta, vai onko kyseessä vain erilaisesta journalistisesta arvioinnista. Olisi hienoa, jos STT:n ja ESS:n toimittajat osallistuisivat keskusteluun.
Tusk: Euroopan pakolaiskriisin ratkaisu riippuu Saksasta
Euroopan pakolaiskriisin ratkaisu riippuu suurilta osin Saksan toimista, sanoo Eurooppa-neuvoston puheenjohtaja Donald Tusk. Hän patistaa muita Euroopan maita ottamaan mallia Saksasta ja osoittamaan enemmän solidaarisuutta pakolaisille.
Tusk pitää Saksaa ja liittokansleri Angela Merkeliä esimerkkeinä parhaista eurooppalaisista arvoista. Hän sanoi Berliinin muurin murtumisen 26-vuotisjuhlallisuuksissa, että niiden, joiden mielestä Saksa on liian avoin ja suvaitseva, pitäisi muista Euroopan oma surullinen historia.
Tuskin mielestä Saksan pitää osoittaa johtajuutta muille, koska sillä on vastuu koko maanosan poliittisesta ilmapiiristä.
– On paljolti Saksasta kiinni, säilyykö Eurooppa vapauden, yksilön oikeuksien ja turvallisuuden sekä lakien kunnioittamisen maanosana, Tusk sanoi.
Saksaan tulee tänä vuonna arviolta miljoona turvapaikanhakijaa.
http://www.ess.fi/uutiset/ulkomaat/...pan-pakolaiskriisin-ratkaisu-riippuu-saksasta
European Council President Donald Tusk calls on Germany to help secure EU border
EC President Donald Tusk has called for Germany to do more to secure the EU's external borders due to the migrant crisis. Ahead of a meeting in Berlin he urged the German government to take more of a leadership role.
Tusk suggested in an article for the German newspaper "Welt Am Sonntag" that Berlin may need to play a leadership role in ensuring the EU's external borders are properly protected. His message to Chancellor Angela Merkel was that the EU's security needs may be different from Germany's.
"I understand if Germany, for historical reasons has difficulty, implementing a strict regime on its (own) borders," he was quoted as saying.
But the EU Council President said "Germany's leadership responsibility within the EU also requires it to protect the external European borders decisively if necessary, in accordance with pan-European unity."
Tusk was full of praise for the readiness of the German government to accept hundreds of thousands of migrants, describing Berlin's action as "the most liberal and tolerant in European history."
Tusk was due to hold talks on Sunday evening with German Chancellor Angela Merkel as he faced pressure from East European countries for Brussels to better police the 28-nation bloc's external borders - and not just focus on the reception of new refugees.
Germany has seen 758,000 asylum-seekers arrive between January and October this year, which has caused a political backlash for Merkel.
EU leaders are due to attend a fifth migrant crisis summit following the EU-Africa conference in Malta on Wednesday. The discussion is also expected to focus on migration.
On the agenda, will be the implementation of a scheme to distribute 160,000 refugees within the EU, increased cooperation with Turkey and the setting up of transit zones to process asylum applications faster at the bloc's external borders.
Spread the burden
Tusk is also due to call for a greater global response to the crisis at the G20 summit in Turkey in mid-November.
As many thousands of migrants enter Europe by crossing the Aegean and Mediterranean seas, the EU's external borders are seen as being too porous.
Meanwhile on Saturday, Britain's Channel 4 news reported on the growing number of migrants attempting to reach the Greek island of Lesbos before winter sets in.
Around 135,000 refugees arrived in Lesbos in October, it said, quoting figures from the United Nation's refugee agency UNHCR. Over the past month, the data reveals that the number of Afghan migrants has more than doubled to 40 percent of the total number of arrivals.
Greek authorities rescued several hundred migrants from the Aegean Sea off eastern Greek islands on Saturday, despite in relatively calm waters. But a two-to-three-year-old boy was found dead, possibly from drowning. Local aid agencies said none of the families who arrived on the island had reported a missing child.
http://www.dw.com/en/european-counc...n-germany-to-help-secure-eu-border/a-18834796