Migration Policy - the Link Between the Visegrad Group Countries and the European Union

The rise of the migration wave has presented diverse problems and new points of view into the policy of the European Union. Referring to this fact it is a challenge to look at the changing attitudes of the countries that have formed the Visegrad Group for 25 years. It is clearly seen that after the last Parliamentary election held in Poland, the countries have gained a mutual attitude towards a unified European policy conducted by the German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Based on the current conflict caused by the migrants' distribution among the EU countries according to a special key, another conflict referring to the future European Union direction may arise. Therefore, there is a challenge to look at the Visegrad group's attitude towards other issues. Are they able to keep up the unified attitude and can the "old" countries tolerate their diverse attitudes?