1/8Migrants walk towards the Austrian border from Hegyeshalom, Hungary, Sept. 23, 2015. European Union leaders could promise billions of euros in new funding for Syrian refugees at an emergency summit where they will also try to patch up bitter divisions over the migration crisis.
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2/8A boy jumps over a sign marking the distance to the Austrian border as migrants leave Hegyeshalom, Hungary.
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3/8Migrants receive food as they arrive at a train station in Hegyeshalom, Hungary. Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he would propose to European Union leaders that the bloc's members boost payments to the EU budget by 1 percent and cut EU spending by 1 percent to help cope with the refugee crisis..
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4/8Afghan refugees are wrapped themselves with blankets to shelter from the morning cold after spending the night at a collection point in the truck parking lot of the former border station on the Austrian side of the Hungarian-Austrian border near Nickelsdo. European Union ministers agreed to relocate 120,000 migrants in a move intended to ease the strain on Greece and Italy which are on the frontline of the continent’s overwhelming migrant crisis.
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5/8More Syrian refugees arrive on the shores of the Greek island of Lesbos after crossing the Aegean Sea from Turkey on an inflatable dinghy.
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6/8Many migrants stay temporarily at Victoria Square in Athens, Greece, before continuing their trip to more prosperous northern European countries.
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7/8A Syrian migrant woman sits with a baby outside the Sarayici oil wrestling arena in Edirne, Turkey, as they wait to be allowed to continue their journey to Europe.
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8/8In Germany, buildings on the complex of former Nazi concentration camp Dachau have been turned into a shelter for the homeless and recognized asylum seekers, Gabriele Hammermann, the head of Dachau concentration camp memorial site said.
