German Chancellor Angela Merkel (L) shakes hands with Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo (R) at the start of a EU-Turkey Summit in Brussels, Belgium, on 29 November 2015. The European Union hopes to secure concrete assistance from Ankara to stem a surge in migration, at a joint summit in Brussels, with the bloc offering financial aid and closer ties in return. Europe is facing its largest movement of people since World War II,
epa05047360 German Chancellor Angela Merkel (L) shakes hands with Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo (R) at the start of an EU-Turkey Summit in Brussels, Belgium, 29 November 2015. The European Union hopes to secure Ankara&#039;s concrete help in stemming a surge in migration, at a joint summit in Brussels, with the bloc offering financial aid and closer ties in return. Europe is facing its largest people movements since World War II, with almost 900,000 migrants and asylum seekers arriving this year. Many, including large numbers from war-torn Syria, transit through Turkey and board boats headed for Greece.  EPA/OLIVIER HOSLET 
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