Europeans, Africans agree renewed push to tackle migrant crisisPARIS (Reuters) - Europe s  big four  continental powers and three African states agreed a plan on Monday to tackle illegal human trafficking and support nations struggling to contain the flow of people across the desert and Mediterranean sea.    The 28-nation European Union has long struggled to reach a coherent answer to the influx of migrants fleeing war, poverty and political upheaval in the Middle East and Africa, and the crisis is testing cooperation between member states. After hosting the leaders of Germany, Italy, Spain, Chad, Niger and Libya, French President Emmanuel Macron said it was time for greater coordination.    We must all act together - from the source countries to Europe and passing by the transit countries, especially Libya - to be efficient,  he told reporters.  It s a challenge as much for the EU as for the African Union.  While the meeting was sparse on concrete details, the leaders agreed on the principle of setting up a mechanism to identify legitimate migrants who are fleeing war and persecution, and to use the United Nations to register them in Niger and Chad so as to prevent them being exploited by traffickers.  At the core of it, it s all about fighting illegal migration,  German Chancellor Angela Merkel told a news conference.  She said that Berlin was willing to increase its efforts.  If we want to stop human traffickers, then this can only be achieved through development aid,  she said. The migrant crisis has put Paris and Rome at odds. Italy has accused France and other EU states of not sharing the migrant burden and has also asked the EU Commission for more budget flexibility to help it tackle the crisis.  Nearly 120,000 migrants, including refugees, have entered Europe by sea so far this year, according to the International Organization for Migration. More than 2,400 have drowned while making the dangerous journey, often without enough food or water in overcrowded dinghies run by people smugglers.  We are all committed to reducing the damage, the death of Africans in the desert, the death of Africans crossing the Mediterranean,  Chad President Idriss Deby said.   The fundamental problem will always remain development. We need resources,  he said. The informal meeting did not outline any new specific financing and the leaders repeated that stabilizing chaotic Libya, where thousands of migrants end up before embarking on a perilous Mediterranean sea journey to Europe, would be key to any long-term solution.   worldnews
european african agree renewed push tackle migrant crisisparis reuters europe big four continental powers three african states agreed plan monday tackle illegal human trafficking support nations struggling contain flow people across desert mediterranean sea the european union long struggled reach coherent answer influx migrants fleeing war poverty political upheaval middle east africa crisis testing cooperation member states after hosting leaders germany italy spain chad niger libya french president emmanuel macron said time greater coordination we must act together source countries europe passing transit countries especially libya efficient told reporters it challenge much eu african union while meeting sparse concrete details leaders agreed principle setting mechanism identify legitimate migrants fleeing war persecution use united nations register niger chad prevent exploited traffickers at core fighting illegal migration german chancellor angela merkel told news conference she said berlin willing increase efforts if want stop human traffickers achieved development aid said the migrant crisis put paris rome odds italy accused france eu states sharing migrant burden also asked eu commission budget flexibility help tackle crisis nearly migrants including refugees entered europe sea far year according international organization migration more drowned making dangerous journey often without enough food water overcrowded dinghies run people smugglers we committed reducing damage death african desert death african crossing mediterranean chad president dress debt said the fundamental problem always remain development we need resources said the informal meeting outline new specific financing leaders repeated stabilizing chaotic libya thousands migrants end embarking perilous mediterranean sea journey europe would key solution worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Europeans, Africans agree renewed push to tackle migrant crisisPARIS (Reuters) - Europe s  big four  continental powers and three African states agreed a plan on Monday to tackle illegal human trafficking and support nations struggling to contain the flow of people across the desert and Mediterranean sea.    The 28-nation European Union has long struggled to reach a coherent answer to the influx of migrants fleeing war, poverty and political upheaval in the Middle East and Africa, and the crisis is testing cooperation between member states. After hosting the leaders of Germany, Italy, Spain, Chad, Niger and Libya, French President Emmanuel Macron said it was time for greater coordination.    We must all act together - from the source countries to Europe and passing by the transit countries, especially Libya - to be efficient,  he told reporters.  It s a challenge as much for the EU as for the African Union.  While the meeting was sparse on concrete details, the leaders agreed on the principle of setting up a mechanism to identify legitimate migrants who are fleeing war and persecution, and to use the United Nations to register them in Niger and Chad so as to prevent them being exploited by traffickers.  At the core of it, it s all about fighting illegal migration,  German Chancellor Angela Merkel told a news conference.  She said that Berlin was willing to increase its efforts.  If we want to stop human traffickers, then this can only be achieved through development aid,  she said. The migrant crisis has put Paris and Rome at odds. Italy has accused France and other EU states of not sharing the migrant burden and has also asked the EU Commission for more budget flexibility to help it tackle the crisis.  Nearly 120,000 migrants, including refugees, have entered Europe by sea so far this year, according to the International Organization for Migration. More than 2,400 have drowned while making the dangerous journey, often without enough food or water in overcrowded dinghies run by people smugglers.  We are all committed to reducing the damage, the death of Africans in the desert, the death of Africans crossing the Mediterranean,  Chad President Idriss Deby said.   The fundamental problem will always remain development. We need resources,  he said. The informal meeting did not outline any new specific financing and the leaders repeated that stabilizing chaotic Libya, where thousands of migrants end up before embarking on a perilous Mediterranean sea journey to Europe, would be key to any long-term solution.   worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: european african agree renewed push tackle migrant crisisparis reuters europe big four continental powers three african states agreed plan monday tackle illegal human trafficking support nations struggling contain flow people across desert mediterranean sea the european union long struggled reach coherent answer influx migrants fleeing war poverty political upheaval middle east africa crisis testing cooperation member states after hosting leaders germany italy spain chad niger libya french president emmanuel macron said time greater coordination we must act together source countries europe passing transit countries especially libya efficient told reporters it challenge much eu african union while meeting sparse concrete details leaders agreed principle setting mechanism identify legitimate migrants fleeing war persecution use united nations register niger chad prevent exploited traffickers at core fighting illegal migration german chancellor angela merkel told news conference she said berlin willing increase efforts if want stop human traffickers achieved development aid said the migrant crisis put paris rome odds italy accused france eu states sharing migrant burden also asked eu commission budget flexibility help tackle crisis nearly migrants including refugees entered europe sea far year according international organization migration more drowned making dangerous journey often without enough food water overcrowded dinghies run people smugglers we committed reducing damage death african desert death african crossing mediterranean chad president dress debt said the fundamental problem always remain development we need resources said the informal meeting outline new specific financing leaders repeated stabilizing chaotic libya thousands migrants end embarking perilous mediterranean sea journey europe would key solution worldnews