A filmmaker, known for working with Hollywood stars, encountered difficulties in generating interest for his documentary about Syrian refugees. Despite initial struggles, he expressed satisfaction that the film was ultimately completed and released.

Lionel Rosenblatt, a prominent advocate for refugees whose work began with daring efforts in Vietnam, has passed away at the age of 82. He dedicated his life to humanitarian causes.

The international community is rethinking its approach to the Rohingya crisis as food assistance for refugees is significantly shrinking.

The Office for Refugees and Migration announced that ten refugee families have been allocated apartments in the Zvezdara municipality. This initiative aims to provide stable housing for displaced individuals.

Greece has revoked 1,203 international protection statuses for Syrian citizens in March and is recording positive results in voluntary returns to Syria, leading the EU in this area.

Individuals are fleeing Sudan and other nearby African nations to Kenya, escaping war, poverty, and sexual violence, as aid workers express growing concerns about the increasing challenges in providing assistance.

The UNHCR and World Food Programme have issued a warning that a lack of funding is jeopardizing the lives of over one million Sudanese refugees in Chad.

Chancellor Friedrich Merz's declaration that 80% of Syrians would be repatriated has sparked a debate in Germany regarding the deportation of integrated Syrians.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi intensified the BJP's campaign in West Bengal, focusing on issues like infiltration, citizenship under CAA, and alleged TMC corruption, promising expedited citizenship for refugees.

The number of Syrian refugees under Türkiye’s temporary protection regime has significantly decreased by nearly 40% over the past five years, falling from approximately 3.7 million to 2.3 million.

A reform in US President Donald Trump's refugee policy has led to a significant change in the number and nationalities of refugees accepted, with government data showing a vast majority now originating from South Africa.

US government data reveals a significant change in refugee admissions since October, with nearly all new refugees being from South Africa, reflecting President Trump's policy overhaul.

Andreas Minnich, foreign policy spokesman for Austria's ÖVP party, is advocating for the country to cease funding the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, a stance opposed by the SPÖ and the Foreign Ministry.

Hundreds of pets belonging to Ukrainian refugees have arrived in Finland, leading to difficult situations with veterinarians and animal welfare authorities, with some animals reportedly euthanized against their owners' wishes.

The return of Burundian refugees is characterized by a mix of hope and hesitation among those returning.

Germany is planning to repatriate hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees, while Switzerland has seen only individual cases of returns. Both countries are monitoring the situation in the Gulf region due to the ongoing Iran war, which may impact migration policies.

Many countries are cutting aid to refugees, including Norway, leading to severe consequences in camps like Kakuma where refugees like Joseph must find alternative solutions, such as using plastic caps, to cope.

Turkish writer Ece Temelkuran argues that Europe must redefine its concept of home to survive, otherwise it risks becoming a 'corpse museum.' Her work, 'The Nation of Strangers,' explores themes of lost homeland, loneliness, and the strength of belonging for refugees and immigrants.

A new Europol center has been established to combat human traffickers, following a slight increase in refugees and migrants due to a new smuggling route between Libya and Crete.

The World Food Programme (WFP) has launched a new needs-based food assistance approach for Rohingya refugees residing in Bangladesh.

More than a dozen refugees attempting to reach the EU from Bosnia have accused border officials and police of violence, including assault and robbery, along the Bosnia-Croatia border.

Over 180,000 records concerning Spaniards who fled Franco's dictatorship are now accessible online through the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons (OFPRA). This initiative, funded by Spain, aims to preserve the memory of 40 years of exile in France.

The UNHCR is appealing for urgent support for over 200,000 Lebanese refugees, who are arriving exhausted, traumatized, and with few belongings, noting that current funding is less than 30% of what is needed.

Finland has announced it will allocate €2 million in humanitarian assistance to Lebanon to support refugees and address rising displacement amid ongoing regional conflict.

The Dutch government has restored its annual contribution to the UN aid organization for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) to its former level.

Traditionally Republican states like Florida and Georgia are attracting wealthy migrants from the coasts, as a progressive push to tax the rich prompts millionaires to seek new residences in states with more favorable tax policies.

An article warns that allowing the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) to be dismantled would lead to devastating consequences.

The city of Kufra in the Libyan desert has welcomed between 40,000 and 60,000 people displaced by the Sudanese conflict, providing refuge and opportunities for work and trade.

Only half survived the journey to Europe. Greeks rescued 26 refugees

The UNHCR has expressed its appreciation for China's support towards refugees and internally displaced people in the Central African Republic.

Despite more refugees finding jobs in Switzerland, federal data reveals that over 80 percent remain reliant on social welfare, with women and younger individuals less likely to be employed, particularly in Western Switzerland.

Palestinian refugees in Lebanon are facing another forced displacement after Israel's bombing of Beirut's southern suburb of Dahiyeh, with many, like Dalal Dawali, fleeing to Beddawi camp.

Serbia's Commissariat for Refugees and Migration announced that thousands of citizens, including 89 children, lost their lives during the 78-day NATO bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, with thousands more injured and infrastructure destroyed.

A survey indicates that German citizens are skeptical about accepting potential refugees from Iran, with most believing the country cannot cope with a new wave of migrants due to the war in the Middle East.

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from enforcing a new policy that would have subjected thousands of refugees to arrest and detention if they had not obtained green cards after a year in the United States.

In Dudelange, Luxembourg, 27 Ukrainian refugees will continue to be housed in a hotel for another year, costing the state and city over 30,000 euros monthly, prompting opposition questions about alternative solutions.

A recent court ruling in Germany affirmed that employers can impose strict requirements for security-relevant positions, as a German-Russian dual citizen lost his job at the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees following a security review.

Syrian refugees in Turkey face a profound dilemma, with many expressing fears that returning to Syria would result in their death, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis.

The industrial city of Dnipro, considered a stronghold of the Jewish community, is profiled as the 'heart of Ukraine,' embodying the country's history and its resistance to the Russian army's advances four years into the war.

A Dutch minister has stated that refugees deemed likely to receive a residency permit will be granted the right to work after three months.

Descendant of WWII Jewish refugees saved by 'visas for life' visits uncle's grave in Kobe  毎日新聞

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen believes Europe must strengthen its external borders and agree on an emergency brake for refugees to prevent migration flows.

Approximately 119,000 Syrian refugees have returned to Syria from Lebanon during the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.

Food aid for Rohingya refugees is set to be slashed starting next month, according to reports from The Daily Star.

UNHCR reports that providing shelter is crucial for driving stability, protection, and inclusion for refugees and host communities in the Kakuma camp.

This article explores how people on the run rethink states, question authority, and create political spaces across borders.

Jordan's foreign minister has reiterated the country's unwavering support for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA).

Norwegian activist Tommy Olsen was arrested at his home in Tromsø following an international arrest warrant issued by Greece, and his extradition to Greece has been approved. Since 2017, Olsen has managed the 'Aegean Boat Report' website, which provides assistance to refugees.

Pieter Wittenberg, a Dutch humanitarian known for aiding boat refugees on the Greek

A boat carrying refugees and migrants sank near Lampedusa, Italy, on Sunday, leading to the rescue of 64 individuals, while a 2-year-old boy remains missing.

Germany saw a slight decrease in the number of refugees by the end of 2025, with 17,000 fewer individuals compared to the previous year. Over a third of these refugees originated from Ukraine.

Ten years after arriving in Iceland as refugees, Vera and Spencer Osobhawo, originally from Nigeria, have reunited their family. Their daughter Destiny was separated from them for a period, but now the entire family is safe and settled in Iceland.

A new report by the Rockwool Foundation Berlin indicates that Germany is the most significant potential destination for refugees from the Middle East, particularly Iran and Lebanon, comparing migration intentions with existing settlement patterns.

Graz, one of two Austrian cities providing accommodation for Ukrainian refugees, plans to cease funding these shelters in May, urging the federal government to assume responsibility and costs.

The distinctive Carpathian village of Koločava has taken in thousands of refugees from Ukraine's war zones since the start of the Russian invasion, receiving support from Czech humanitarian organizations due to its historical ties with the Czech Republic.

Around 3.2 million people have been displaced internally in Iran since the start of the war, according to preliminary estimates by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

Refugees from conflict zones like Sudan and Ethiopia, who sought safety in Beirut, find themselves once again caught up in war, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian impact of the conflict in Lebanon.

An article highlights Nihad's dedicated work with refugees along the Balkan route, emphasizing the daily struggles and resilience of those displaced by conflict.

A UK watchdog has warned that the country's aid spending lacks clear priorities and often does not provide value for money, with a significant portion diverted to supporting refugees and asylum seekers domestically.

Austrian Minister Claudia Bauer (ÖVP) has expressed a desire for more children and stated that those who do not integrate should seek another country, specifically mentioning that Iranian refugees have no place in Austria.

Morocco is currently hosting 17,791 refugees and asylum seekers from over 60 countries in 2024, according to a new annual report released by the country’s National Human Rights Council (CNDH), with figures sourced from the UN High Commissioner for Refugees.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres will visit Turkey during Ramadan to support refugees and acknowledge Turkey's role in managing the refugee crisis, as well as discuss regional developments.

Only 16 percent of child and youth welfare facilities are considered 'very safe' in Austria, with the situation in facilities for unaccompanied minor refugees being particularly precarious, according to the Ombudsman's Office.

A container housing facility for refugees and homeless individuals in Raunheim, Hesse, Germany, was completely destroyed by fire, injuring several people.

Details of the accident remain unclear, but a Bangladesh Coast Guard spokesperson reported that nine people, including three Rohingya refugees and six Bangladeshis, were rescued on April 9.

Tens of thousands of Sudanese refugees have sought safety in the Central African Republic, one of Africa's poorest and most dangerous countries, since the start of the war in Sudan.

The UN has reported that over 12,000 Ethiopian refugees are now in Sudan's Blue Nile State as conflict tensions continue to rise.

April 14 marks the anniversary of a 1999 NATO bombing on a convoy of Albanian refugees in Kosovo, which resulted in the deaths of more than 70 people.

NGOs in Austria are warning against the proposed quota for family reunification of refugees, which is set to replace the current halt on family reunification from July. The parliamentary Interior Committee is scheduled to decide on the matter.

Ninety years ago, FC Young Fellows won its only national title, the Swiss Cup. This historical piece revisits the forgotten Zurich football club, once popular among Jewish and Hungarian refugees, which shaped Zurich football alongside GC and FCZ.

Hotels in Kerry, Ireland, are resuming tourism operations after more than 90 accommodation contracts for Ukrainian refugees were terminated, allowing centers to return to their original uses.

An Estonian potato farmer has warned that the country's agriculture sector could face a severe workforce crisis if the war in Ukraine ends and Ukrainian refugees, who currently fill many labor gaps, return to their home country.

St. Pölten, particularly Lower Austria, is resisting the automatic guardianship for unaccompanied minor refugees from day one, sparking a debate over overdue reform versus a potential cost surge, with Minister Sporrer remaining firm.

The Austrian government remains divided over sanctions for refugees in integration courses, leading to a delay in the approval of the integration obligation law, which is also criticized by NGOs.

Norwegian Minister Kjersti Stenseng has received approval to implement tighter restrictions on the ability of refugees to relocate within the country.

Dutch Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation Minister Sjoerdsma apologized after reversing a previously agreed cut to funding for the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA), facing significant backlash.

Nataša Stanisavljević, Commissioner for Refugees and Migration, distributed food packages to 159 refugee and internally displaced families in Šid, Serbia, with fuel deliveries also commencing for 40 families.

Japan's intensified deportation efforts are causing alarm among asylum seekers and long-term foreign residents, with rights groups warning that the government's push to remove undocumented migrants conflicts with its duty to protect refugees.

Rohingya refugees in camps are facing aid cuts, which could force them to revert to cooking over toxic flames or spend days searching for firewood, four years after the US recognized the genocide of their people.

Serbia Post has released a special stamp, 'Krov 2026' (Roof 2026), for sale until April 19, with proceeds dedicated to providing housing for refugees.

The World Food Programme (WFP) has initiated a needs-based food aid program for Rohingya refugees residing in Bangladesh.

Georgia has extended the provision of medical services and financial assistance to Ukrainian citizens continuously residing in the country for an additional three months.

Palestinian refugees, recently expelled from their camp, are now reportedly facing the threat of Iranian rockets, exacerbating their humanitarian crisis.

A Russian disinformation campaign, dubbed 'Operation Overload,' is active in the Hungarian election, using fake videos to spread negative sentiment against Ukrainian refugees, as revealed by a Deutsche Welle fact-check.

If the influx of Ukrainian refugees to Denmark continues, the municipality of Gentofte may be forced to house them in unconventional locations, such as a parking lot near Bakken amusement park.

A German Chancellor's office minister has differentiated the demand for Syrian refugees to return, while the German Association of Cities wishes for skilled workers to remain, and proposals for healthcare savings receive mixed reactions.

Greek Cypriot refugees residing in housing estates will be able to acquire title deeds for their homes, even if they have minor irregularities, following new legislation announced by the interior minister.

Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria's interim leader, has begun a visit to Berlin to discuss the Middle East war, the rebuilding of his country, and the return of refugees, marking his first visit to Germany.

A report indicates that 80% of Syrian refugees currently residing in Germany are expected to return to their home country within the next three years.

German politician Friedrich Merz and Syrian leader Ahmed al Shara have reportedly agreed that the majority of Syrian refugees should leave Germany within three years.

Finland has committed €2 million in humanitarian aid to Lebanon, designated to support refugees and internally displaced persons within the country. The foreign ministry confirmed the allocation of funds.

Glasgow is grappling with a housing crisis affecting both locals and refugees, a situation that is fueling increasing anti-immigration sentiment ahead of Scottish elections.

A historical account details the Valencian refugee community in San Sebastián during the 1937 Spanish Civil War, focusing on their press and exile, as recovered through the editorial work of Nel·lo Pellisser and Rafa Roca.

The UNHCR is facing challenges in protecting refugees due to funding cuts, operating in a world where widespread suffering has become routine.

Eswatini is set to repatriate Pheap Rom, a Cambodian man who was deported by the United States after losing his legal status during removal proceedings, despite his family having moved to the US as refugees.

Sister Małgorzata Chmielewska highlighted the dramatic situation of Ukrainian refugees in Poland who have lost access to benefits and healthcare due to recent changes in regulations.

Chad has initiated the emergency relocation of refugees from its border with Sudan and is preparing to deploy its army in response to escalating tensions and cross-border attacks.

The UNHCR is calling for urgent support as 33,000 Congolese refugees have returned home from Burundi within a month, highlighting a significant humanitarian need.

European officials are expressing concern over a potential new wave of refugees, with Russian President Vladimir Putin identified as the primary instigator of migration flows towards Europe over the past decade.

Chad is relocating refugees from Sudan as its army deploys near the border, amidst ongoing tensions and humanitarian concerns.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan apologized for his remarks after facing online backlash for referring to Nagorno-Karabakh Armenian refugees as 'runaways' during an argument on the metro.

We publish the speech of the Commissioner-General of the United Nations Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Middle East. His mandate ends at the end of this month

Rohingya refugees living in camps experienced a subdued Eid due to ongoing poverty and their status as exiles.

Far-right parties have made gains in Dutch regions where refugee centers are a contentious issue, though the three coalition parties have stated they do not plan to withdraw legislation ensuring all local authorities accommodate refugees.

A Three-Member Juvenile Court in Mytilene, Greece, recognized moral damages and awarded compensation to three young refugees for 3.5 years of unjust detention, after they were acquitted of arson charges.

German language courses for refugees are undergoing a significant restructuring, aiming to improve integration and learning outcomes.

Approximately 119,000 Syrian refugees have reportedly returned from Lebanon, a movement attributed to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.

Sri Lanka's Cabinet Minister Bimal Rathnayake announced the country's readiness to welcome and support refugees from India, urging the Indian and Tamil Nadu governments to avoid using them as a 'political propaganda tool'.

Israel has said it is reopening the Rafah border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt on Wednesday. Israeli authorities had partially opened the crossing on February 2 as part of the peace plan agreed with Hamas in October, but closed it on February 28 when Israeli and US missiles and planes began striking Iran.

The death of Alexandros Tzionis, on March 1st in Paris at the age of 89, brings back to the forefront a story that for decades remained on the margins: the shantytowns of refugees. Shantytowns: The...

A new Transportation Department rule bars asylum seekers, refugees and DACA recipients from receiving licenses

Lebanon's Palestinian refugees suffer amid war, facing insecurity and trauma, in camps under attack.

The Trump administration is tightening its rules towards refugees without permanent resident status  Seneweb

The rule bars immigrants who are asylum seekers, refugees or DACA recipients from obtaining commercial driver’s licenses.

Zakat and Sadaqah donations from the UAE and wider region have raised millions of dollars to support refugees worldwide.

UNHCR has welcomed strengthened commitments towards the voluntary repatriation of Congolese refugees from Zambia.

Australia commits AUD 16.5m to support Rohingya refugees and host communities  The Daily Star

Neos party leader Yannick Shetty visited an integration course at the Integration Fund to gain insight into the challenges faced by refugees, including learning German and other practical issues, and subsequently outlined his demands for policy changes.

Michel had accused his former bandmate of a "scheme of fraud" involving Fugees reuniuon tours, but he's now moved to voluntarily dismiss the case.

Thousands of Afghan refugees are attempting to leave Iran due to escalating attacks and deteriorating infrastructure, with children suffering from hunger and disease, and undocumented refugees stranded in cities like Tehran.

The committee expressed its ‘deep disturbance’ regarding the use of derogatory and dehumanising language directed at migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers

The Denmark Democrats party, led by Inger Støjberg, has set a crucial demand for a future right-wing prime minister to send Syrian refugees home.

Thousands of Rohingya refugees continue to risk their lives attempting to flee Myanmar and Bangladesh by sea each year, with hundreds perishing during the perilous journeys.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres will visit Turkey during Ramadan to support refugees and acknowledge Turkey's role in managing the refugee crisis.

Cyprus has hosted 24,230 displaced Ukrainians under temporary protection as of January 31, placing the island fourth among EU member states in terms of beneficiaries relative to its population, according to Eurostat data.

The Ghanaian government, private sector, and development partners are collaborating with UNHCR to boost agribusiness investments, creating economic opportunities for refugees and host communities in northern Ghana.

More than 250 Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshis are reported missing after a boat en route to Myanmar capsized.

Many families in Lithuania, including Ukrainian refugees, who care for disabled relatives experience social exclusion, emotional exhaustion, and limited work opportunities, highlighting gaps in the support system.

Queen Letizia of Spain held audiences with representatives from UNHCR and UNICEF to learn about the reality faced by refugees and asylum seekers in Spain.

The Kingdom of Yugoslavia was the last European country to accept refugees fleeing the Nazis, a forgotten story of a nation that offered sanctuary until its own occupation.

Jack Jedwab discusses what he describes as a nefarious attempt to rewrite the history of Jewish refugees after the Holocaust, referencing his parents' own struggles to rebuild their lives and their internment after an unsuccessful attempt to reach Haifa.

A long-standing debate in Austria regarding who should take responsibility for unaccompanied minor refugees from day one requires an urgent solution for humanitarian and pragmatic reasons.

A grocery store in Zolwer, Luxembourg, is making efforts towards integration by employing numerous refugees and women who might otherwise face employment barriers.

A group interview with Ukrainian refugees living in Slovakia revealed their perceptions of the country, noting that the law is respected but the cost of living is high, and expressing curiosity about local eating habits during visits.

A new report indicates that the state has the authority to prevent refugees from relocating to municipalities that already have a high concentration of refugees.

Switzerland has reportedly rejected 104 Ukrainian refugees since implementing a change in its asylum rules, raising concerns among humanitarian groups.

A political party in Reykjanesbær, Iceland, has filed a complaint against the municipality for refusing to disclose information regarding the number of refugees and the total cost of their reception.

The US has admitted 4,499 refugees since October, with all but three being South Africans, specifically Afrikaners, a white minority group that the Trump administration claims is persecuted, a characterization South Africa disputes.

The United Nations has issued a warning that over one million Sudanese refugees currently residing in Chad are facing drastic cuts to humanitarian aid. The situation threatens to exacerbate an already dire crisis.

Commissioner for Refugees and Migration Nataša Stanisavljević delivered food packages to 159 refugee and internally displaced families in Šid, Serbia, with fuel deliveries also commencing for 40 families.

The Afghan repatriation process is being hampered by rain and delays, leaving hundreds of refugees exposed to severe cold and hardship, many sheltering in the open.

Lebanon has reported nearly 1,500 deaths, over a million internally displaced persons, and 200,000 refugees in Syria, one month after being drawn into a regional war that began on February 28.

Malaysian Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution announced that the government will continue to strengthen its management of refugees and asylum seekers to safeguard national security.

Efforts are underway to ensure planned relocation for climate-displaced persons and to establish their status as victims with a right to international protection.

Germany is considering the return of approximately 800,000 Syrian refugees and is prepared to offer 200 million euros for Syria's reconstruction to accelerate the process.

Federal Minister of Displaced Persons and Refugees Nerin Dizdar met with journalist Ezio Gavazzeni, who investigates war crimes during the Siege of Sarajevo, and presented him with a book containing the names of children killed in Sarajevo.

Tunisia has registered 7,800 refugees who are facing protection emergencies and insufficient funding, highlighting a growing humanitarian challenge.

Germany is attempting to de-escalate a dispute concerning the return of Syrian refugees, seeking to manage tensions surrounding the issue.

Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees living in overcrowded camps in Bangladesh will face reduced food assistance starting Wednesday, raising significant alarm within the community.

Wyclef Jean hinted at the existence of unreleased Fugees music from 'The Score' era, suggesting fans would enjoy outtakes and freestyles from that period.

The Solaris organization has sued Guðrún Hafsteinsdóttir, leader of the Independence Party, for defamation over comments she made in the Spurs case, now claiming she had full knowledge of the process when they assisted Palestinian refugees.

Author Amy Yee shares insights on exile, identity, and the experiences of Tibetan refugees across continents.

Belgian beaches, popular with tourists, are increasingly becoming a migration hotspot from where many refugees embark on dangerous crossings to England.

A photographer documented the devastation and living conditions of refugees in Lebanon, describing an 'invisible war' where Hezbollah soldiers control movement and frustration is palpable.

The humanitarian situation for refugees at the Polish-Belarusian border remains tragic, with no immediate solution in sight due to ongoing inhumane conditions and Polish domestic political tensions.

Advocates are criticizing Canada's Bill C-12, arguing that the new law restricting asylum will put thousands of refugees and migrants at risk of persecution, violence, and precarity.

An appeal has been filed at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), though specific details regarding the nature or parties involved in the appeal are not provided.

A Dutch article argues that the indiscriminate abolition of priority for status holders (refugees with residence permits) in housing allocation will only exacerbate existing problems.

Tunisia has reiterated its commitment to protecting refugees within its borders but has also called for international support to facilitate the repatriation of migrants.

A UN news brief provides updates on continued airstrikes in Ukraine, the return of refugees to the Democratic Republic of Congo, and emergency aid efforts for the 'Dry Corridor' region.

A survey indicates that just under three-quarters of Germans are concerned the country would be overwhelmed by a future influx of migrants fleeing war in Iran.

The United Nations is working to boost food security for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, with specific payment rates set for those in Cox’s Bazar and higher rates for those on Bhasan Char.

A US judge has issued a ruling blocking the Trump administration from detaining thousands of refugees. This decision impacts the administration's immigration policies and the status of numerous asylum seekers.

Chad is relocating refugees from Sudan as its army deploys near the border, responding to the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis in Sudan.

Rohingya refugees in Malaysia, like Farouk in Klang, are spending another Eid holiday separated from their families, often relying on phone calls and videos to connect with loved ones. Many are forced to love their children through a screen due to their displacement.

A foreign minister has stated that refugees fleeing the conflict in Iran pose a real threat, adding that the correct approach is to manage them appropriately.

The commissioner-general of the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees, whose term ends on March 31, voices deep concern for the survival of the underfunded organization that has destabilized…

About the world of the super-rich, our narcissistic age, and the brutal history of Jewish refugees: Which new releases from spring should not be missed?

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has offered to increase housing assistance for Nagorno-Karabakh refugees, raising aid from ֏3 million to ֏4 million per person for families in communities near Yerevan, ahead of upcoming elections.

Ευρωπαϊκό σχέδιο ώστε να αντιμετωπιστούν οι ανατιμήσεις, αλλά και για να αποφευχθεί επανάληψη της κρίσης του 2015 στο μεταναστευτικό λόγω του πολέμου στη Μέση Ανατολή ζήτησε ο Κυριάκος Μητσοτάκης,…

The UNHCR, along with regional governments and partners, has reaffirmed its commitment to finding long-term solutions for the plight of Burundian refugees.

Thousands of Syrian refugees are fleeing the war in Lebanon between Israel and Hezbollah, returning to Syria after years of exile, driven out by Israeli air strikes.

Lebanon’s 1975 war saw refugees enter Cyprus; chaos in Syria saw more people seeking asylum. Another influx followed the Hamas-Israel war in Gaza.

Thousands of Afghan refugees are being forced to return to Kabul, citing ongoing war and poverty as reasons for their displacement and subsequent return from countries like Iran.

Thousands of refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo are facing severe challenges in an overcrowded camp in Burundi.

Ordinary Muslims and Christians in Albania, an isolated Balkan nation with no more than 300 native Jews, risked their lives during World War II to hide nearly 2,000 foreign Jewish refugees

Refugees are facing severe difficulties as humanitarian aid continues to decrease, impacting their living conditions and access to essential services.

A report highlights that US military actions since September 11, 2001, have resulted in an estimated 4.5 to 4.7 million deaths and 38 million refugees and displaced persons.

A Russian botnet, identified as 'Matryoshka,' has been spreading anti-Ukrainian fake news, including fabricated attacks by Ukrainian refugees and false quotes from President Zelenskyy, as part of a disinformation campaign.

ICE has changed the contractor for a camp in Texas housing approximately 3,000 refugees in six long tent camps. Numerous claims have been made regarding overcrowding, medical neglect, malnutrition, and emotional suffering at the facility.

The aid was set to be delivered by an organisation previously linked to interference in Moldova’s 2024 EU referendum.

The Democratic Republic of Congo, Zambia, and the UNHCR have reached an agreement to resume the voluntary repatriation of Congolese refugees.

The UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, visited Ankara today to express his appreciation for Turkey's stance on refugees and to discuss with Turkish President Recep…

The ongoing war is exacerbating humanitarian needs in Iran, a country already hosting approximately 1.6 million refugees, mostly Afghans, leading to 3.2 million internally displaced people.

About 3.2 million people have been forced to leave their homes within Iran since the beginning of the war on February 28, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).

Ten years after hundreds of thousands of refugees from the Syrian civil war and other conflicts arrived in Europe, the continent has adopted a tougher stance and stricter rules regarding refugees.

Moldova's General Inspectorate for Migration has issued a warning about a fraudulent website falsely offering paid extensions of temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees, clarifying that the procedure is free and applications are only accepted on official platforms.

A UN committee expressed deep concern that former US President Donald Trump's 'racist hate speech' is fueling serious human rights violations against migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers in the United States.

France is preparing to send 60 tons of humanitarian aid to Lebanon, tripling its support for the thousands of refugees in the country.