Faced with human agony on its frontiers, few would argue that Europe has failed. <br /><br /> Razor wire meets migrants who have risked everything in reaching Hungary’s border. This as EU member states squabble among themselves over how many asylum seekers each should allow in.<br /><br /> It is an unsavoury spectacle for French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius.<br /><br /> Speaking on French television on Sunday, he said:<br /><br /> “When I see some European countries which don’t accept, what we can call this quota , I find that scandalous.”<br /><br /> Asked about the countries in question, Fabius said he was referring to those <br />to the east of Europe.<br /><br /> On Hungary, he said:<br /><br /> “I take a very dim view, a very dim view. Hungary is part of Europe. Europe has values and these values are not respected by putting up wire fences.”<br /><br /> The latest migrant tragedies may have been an ultimate wake-up call with <br />Germany, the UK and France now urging emergency EU talks to tackle Europe’s worst migration crisis since the Second World War.<br /><br /> We appea
