they are protesting against macedon macedonia's border restrictions. 500 refugees were allowed into macedonia in the 24 hours into thursday morning. >> cold all night. all night baby crying. >> we can't sleep. >> all night crying. all night. >> yes, all of the babies cry all the time. really, we are tired, very tired. >> we run from this to find another kind of this. [ inaudible ] we are dying, but sorry. >>> the prime minister of netherlands which currently holds the e.u. presidency, says that turkey must ensure the number of refugees and migrants leaving its shores for europe develops down to zero. he is trying to secure an agreement on reducing the number of people trying to reach europe. he delivered this extremely blunt message. >> i want to appeal to all potential illegal economic migrants wherever you are from. do not come to europe. do not believe the smugglers. do not risk your lives and your money. it is all for nothing. greece or any other european country will no longer be a transicountry. >> he has been touring capitols arrange central and

meeting, another week they're trying to storm the border, the border between greece and ma macedon macedonia. there is this bubbling anxiety and people feel under threat, something might be happening tomorrow. friends of mine, journalists, look on the media to see what might have happened. we are all using the phrase "stoft target". what i'm saying is there is that awareness that there are bad people out there who want to do bad things and that has changed how we perceive this kind of incident going on in the area. >> this is what i call natural effect. as long as these horrible things are being done in the middle east, as long as we allow tyrants and dictators to submit their people to repression, unbelievable repression, as long as we condone the acts of those dictators, we shouldn't be surprised with incidents like these. this seems to me like a naive thing, as much as it is dangerous, but it seems like naive. as long as we condone and keep silent and turn a blind eye in the west towards that repression and all these terrible acts of tyrants, we shouldn't complain about terrorism. we are

a major influx of refugees in greece as tens of thousands remain stranded at the border of macedons macedoniais is al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. also on the program, victories for ted cruz and double-stranded but clinton is still out in front. one of the opposition leaders has died. learning to disconnect. we will tell you about a program in south

thousands of refugees have been stranded on the frontier, with a few dozens allowed to cross into macedon macedonia. >> as refugees become more strait. a growing number turn to gangs. >> reporter: victoria square, athens, a place popular with refugees and migrants. every day they come to get information about the boarder, and alternative routes to get out of grease. for some. these straight people are a business opportunity. the cafes around the square are teaming with smugglers, middlemen and negotiators. >> really, you can see just five minutes. after five minutes i am sure about this. somebody said if you want. go to any country, i can't help you. and i am sure this is legal. with the boarder closed to refugees, they say they have two options, to pay smugglers or be stuck in greece. this is a time for criminal gangs. they'll take the money as long as war guarantee a supply of the desperate and uprooted. >> through refugees contacts we were let to a smuggler from south sudan. in my meeting he took to passports from me. later he push turned up with a british passport. costing 350 euros. before my

a major influx of refugees in greece as tens of thousands remain stranded at the border of macedons macedonia. this is al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. also on the program, victories for ted cruz and double-stranded but clinton is still out in front. one of the opposition leaders has died. learning to disconnect. we will tell you about a program in south korea helping teenagers unplug from technology >>> the e.u.'s migration commissioner is warning that greece could receive another 100,000 refugees by the end of the month. there are calls to declare a state of emergency near the idomeni crossing where 13,000 refugees are waiting to enter macedonia. there is no agreement in the e.u. on how to handle the crisis. austria is asking germany to limit its refugees. merkel said germany should have been prepared for the influx. >> reporter: if the state of emergency in this area is, bead, declared, it would-- indeed, declared, it would pave the way for better conditions in this camp. the money will go to local communities here where many tents are on private property and the farmers are

macedonia border within two weeks. on friday tensions spilled over as people jostled for food aid. macedon in a, along with other balkan states have closed it's borders to refugees. >>> migrants from afghanistan are among the hundreds of thousands trying to get to europe for an enter life. but the trip for children can be terrifying. >> it's a moment in their lives otherwise filled with hardship, loneliness. kids who dream of a fresh start far away in europe. like this 17-year-old who left action with his pan and was smuggled to greece. >> i haven't seen my family, i don't know how to find them. >> unable to move forward and afghans are no longer welcome on the balkan route. this 16-year-old is in the same situation. he's an orphan who first worked in iran as a janitor. >> they were trying to deport me because i did not have a passport so i left. i want to be in a place with no weapons where i feel safe. i paid money to pay smugglers. you i borrowed money from my friend. now i'm sad to be stuck here. they sneak across borders and hope to go undetected. they rely on food left by compassiona