A brewing humanitarian crisis in Eastern Europe could have major economic implications

<p>From the BBC World Service: Turkey is stopping citizens from Iraq, Syria and Yemen from flying out of the country to Belarus because of what it called the problem of &#8220;illegal border crossings&#8221; into the European Union. Many migrants face sub-zero temperatures close to the border. Plus, the Japanese industrial conglomerate Toshiba will split itself into three publicly-listed companies focused on infrastructure, devices, and memory chips. And, Cape Town&#8217;s unusual ways to cope with severe water shortages.</p>