Amid deep divisions and furious rows over how to deal with Europe’s migrant crisis, EU leaders have gathered in Brussels to try and unify their response.<br /><br /> The focus of the emergency summit is strengthening external borders and boosting aid to neighbours of Syria.<br /><br /> The European Commission set out a proposal for an extra 1.7 billion euros of funds ahead of the meeting.<br /><br /> Meanwhile, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is suggesting Greece – a main gateway for migrants – gets outside help with border control.<br /><br /> “If the Greek are not able to defend their own borders, we should ask kindly, because Greece is a sovereign country, let the other countries of the EU to defend the Greek border,” he told reporters outside the summit venue. <br /><br /> European Council President Donald Tusk said that he wanted to see a “concrete plan” come out of the emergency summit, to address the border issues.<br /><br /> “The most urgent question we should ask ourselves tonight is how to regain control of our external borders
