Thousands Of Migrants Flow Past Greek and Macedonian Border

The transcript describes the chaotic situation at the Greece-Macedonia border, where thousands of refugees are trying to enter Europe. It highlights the desperation of the refugees, the inadequate response from authorities, and compares the situation to the migrant crisis in Calais. The refugees' aspirations to reach countries like Germany and Sweden are discussed, along with the harsh conditions in makeshift camps. The narrative concludes by framing the situation as a Syrian exodus, emphasizing the need for international assistance.

What is the main issue faced by refugees at the Greece-Macedonia border?

• Lack of food and water

• Increased chaos and frustration

• Insufficient medical facilities

• Language barriers

How do the authorities at the Greece-Macedonia border compare to those in Calais?

• They face a larger scale of crisis

• They have stricter policies

• They have more resources

• They are more organized

What is the main argument against using physical barriers to manage the refugee crisis?

• They are not environmentally friendly

• They are easily bypassed

• They are not a long-term solution

• They are too expensive

What do the refugees aspire to achieve in Europe?

• To travel to other continents

• To find temporary shelter

• To complete their education and rebuild their lives

• To reunite with family members

Why is the term 'migrant crisis' considered inadequate for the Syrian situation?

• It is too broad and includes other crises

• It does not capture the scale of the exodus

• It is a politically charged term

• It is not recognized by international organizations