
Luxembourg Civil Society Calls for Official Crisis Declaration on Housing Shortage
Sixty civil society figures in Luxembourg have sent an open letter to the government demanding immediate action against the housing shortage and the provision of temporary accommodation for refugees.

Ukrainian Refugees Face Challenges with Short-Term Visas in the UK
Short-term visas are reportedly failing Ukrainian refugees in the UK, leaving them in limbo and impacting the communities that welcomed them.

WorldYahooiefimeridaKorea Herald15h ago3 sources Prince Harry and Meghan visit Syrian and Gaza refugee children in Jordan
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan visited the Zaatari Syrian refugee camp and young children from the Gaza Strip hospitalized in Amman, Jordan.

Hungarian Court Upholds Regulation Evicting Transcarpathian Refugees
The Metropolitan Court in Hungary ruled that a regulation, which stopped providing accommodation support to Ukrainian refugees from areas not considered war zones by the government, does not violate EU directives, primarily affecting Transcarpathians.

WorldBBCYahoo1d ago2 sources Harry and Meghan arrive in Middle East for summit on refugees' needs
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's trip to Jordan is their first international tour as a couple since August 2024.
Moldova to Receive 6.6 Million Lei for Refugee Placement Centers
The Republic of Moldova will receive a non-reimbursable grant of 300,000 Swiss francs (approximately 6.6 million lei) from the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (FICR) to support temporary placement centers for Ukrainian refugees.

Ukrainian refugees in France face uncertainty as emergency protection phased out
Four years ago France joined other European countries in welcoming tens of thousands of Ukrainians fleeing the war, under a European Union temporary protection scheme. Now this framework is being phas

NGO Denounces Detention and Torture of Eritrean Refugees in Egypt
A human rights NGO has reported that over 3,000 Eritrean refugees have been detained in Egypt this year, with some alleging sexual violence and torture.

Czech Republic's Economic Challenges Pre-War and Refugee Management
Economist Daniel Münich discusses the Czech Republic's economic problems that existed even before the war in Ukraine, noting the country's successful management of refugees despite these challenges.
Canada Updates Study Permit Rules for International Students
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has updated its instructions to simplify the study permit process for international students enrolled in joint programs and advanced degree tracks.
Trump Administration Tightens Rules for Refugees Without Permanent Resident Status
The Trump administration is implementing stricter rules concerning refugees who do not possess permanent resident status.

Mass detentions push refugees into hiding in Egypt
Mass detentions of refugees in Egypt are forcing many, including Sudanese refugees, into hiding, with families losing contact with detained loved ones.

Four Years of Ukraine War: How Ukrainian Refugees Live in Europe Today
Almost ten million Ukrainians lost their homes due to Russia's attack. Where do they live today? And how successful is their integration in their new locations? An overview.
93% Biometric Enrolment of Myanmar Refugees Completed in Mizoram
A minister announced that 93 percent of the biometric enrolment process for Myanmar refugees in Mizoram has been completed.

Germany Cuts Funding for Refugee Integration
Germany has cut funding for the integration of refugees, restricting access to voluntary integration courses due to budget constraints.

PoliticsNYTThe Independent6d ago2 sources Reporter Detained in Cameroon While Investigating Trump Administration Deportations
A reporter was detained in Cameroon while investigating the Trump administration's deportation flights to the country, which have brought the total number of deportees to 17.

White House Grants ICE Power to Detain Refugees for Aggressive Rescreening
A new DHS memo from the White House allows ICE to indefinitely detain legal refugees in the US for aggressive 'rescreening' procedures.
Judge Weighs Extending Protections for Refugees in Minnesota
A judge in Minnesota is considering extending protections for refugees who are facing arrest and deportation.

Reform UK Council Criticized for Ending Free Library Scheme for Refugees
A Reform-run council in Lancashire has withdrawn all its libraries from the City of Sanctuary UK program, which supports new arrivals to the UK, citing that the free library scheme for refugees is 'not value for money'.

Culturepublicoobservador3h ago2 sources Lauryn Hill, Black Star and Grace Jones at Kalorama 2026
The organization announced 15 new confirmations, including American singer Ms. Lauryn Hill, in a show that will feature the participation of Wyclef Jean, with whom she founded the Fugees in 1990.

Trump Appoints Apartheid Defender Leo Brent Bozell III as Ambassador to South Africa
Amid diplomatic tensions, Donald Trump has appointed Leo Brent Bozell III, a known defender of apartheid in the 1980s, as ambassador to South Africa. Bozell is reportedly advocating for Afrikaners to be admitted to the U.S. as refugees.
Sudanese Refugees Find Safety and Security in Saudi Arabia
Sudanese individuals have expressed appreciation for the safety and security they experience in Saudi Arabia amidst ongoing conflict in their home country.

Raids in Romania Over Illegal Funds for Ukrainian Refugees
Police in Buzău, Romania, conducted ten raids in a criminal case involving suspicions of illegally obtaining funds, attempted fraud, and false declarations related to the reimbursement of accommodation and food costs for 180 Ukrainian refugees.

Saudi Arabia’s Habbar Film Marketing Boards Sudanese Drama ‘Blue Card’ In First International Coproduction
EXCLUSIVE: Riyadh-based Habbar Film Marketing (HFM) has come on board Sudanese director and producer Mohammed Aloma’s upcoming film Blue Card as a co-producer in its first foray into international co-production. Billed as an exploration of the plight of Sudanese refugees deciding between settling into their current spaces or waiting to be relocated yet again, Blue […]

Turkey Updates Contingency Plans for Potential Iran Intervention
Turkey has updated its emergency plans, including potential military intervention into Iranian territory, to prevent a mass influx of refugees in case of a US-led campaign or collapse of power in Tehran.

Ukrainian Artists Find New Life in Latvia Amidst War
Millions of Ukrainians have become war refugees since Russia's invasion, with many artists, musicians, actors, and singers starting new lives in various countries, including Latvia.

Historian Menelaos Charalampidis Leads Historical Walk in Athens
Historian Menelaos Charalampidis led a guided walk through historical sites in Kaisariani, Pagrati, and Kokkinia, focusing on the history of Asia Minor refugees and the German occupation.

Norway Increases Refugee Resettlement Request
The Norwegian government has increased its request to municipalities to resettle 16,000 refugees this year, which is 3,000 more than initially estimated.

Women in times of war: Ukraine and the right to care
A round table at Palau Macaya highlights and vindicates the role of mothers during the Russian invasion, both those who have stayed and those who live as refugees.

Dozens of Migrants Drown Off Southern Italy's Coasts
The number of drowned boat refugees in the Mediterranean has quadrupled recently, with dozens of bodies washing ashore on the coasts of Southern Italy. Bishops in Sicily and Calabria have spoken out about the tragedy.

Montenegro's 1992 Deportation Case: Inadequate Legal Outcome and Unresolved Past
The 1992 deportation of Bosnian-Herzegovinian refugees remains a critical unresolved issue for Montenegro's past, with the current legal outcome deemed inadequate and problematic due to disputed legal qualifications.

Integration of Ukrainians: Four Years in Germany and Still No Job
Since the beginning of Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine, many refugees have come to Hesse. Finding work here is difficult for many, and it's not just because of the language.
Political Cost of Not Accepting Refugees
An article discusses the political implications and costs associated with policies that refuse to accept refugees.

Poland ends special status of Ukrainian refugees
The new law ends the measures put in place when millions of Ukrainian refugees arrived in 2022.

PoliticsReutersFox NewsThe Independent7d ago3 sources Federal judge who ordered no warrantless ICE arrests in Colorado asserts DOJ not complying
Federal judge raises concerns that the Justice Department may not be complying with a Colorado injunction blocking warrantless ICE arrests in immigration cases.

Berlin Green Party Welcomes Climate Refugees Amid Housing and Fiscal Crisis
The Berlin Green Party has announced its intention to welcome 'climate refugees' despite the city's ongoing housing and fiscal crises, a decision made during their state party conference.

PoliticswapoThe GuardianYahoo7d ago3 sources New DHS memo outlines plan to detain refugees for further vetting
Resettlement organizations said the updated guidance represents a dramatic shift in how refugees are treated after being legally permitted to enter the United States.

UN Report Details 'Systematic' Abuse of Migrants and Refugees in Libya
A UN report describes the systematic abuse of migrants and refugees in Libya as a 'brutal and normalised reality' that has become business as usual.

Hungarian Helsinki Committee Challenges Court Interpretation of Refugee Decree
The Hungarian Helsinki Committee is taking a government decree concerning primarily Transcarpathian refugees to the Curia, arguing that a Hungarian court twisted an EU directive to align with the Hungarian regulation.

Sweden Plans Workshops in Syria to Encourage Refugee Return
Sweden intends to send migration experts to Syria as part of an initiative to encourage more refugees to return to the country.

Worldobservadoravgiswissinfo22h ago3 sources Fourth Anniversary of Russia-Ukraine War Marked by Discussions of Casualties and Refugees
As the Russia-Ukraine war reaches its fourth anniversary, reports highlight hundreds of thousands dead and millions displaced. Commentators reflect on the conflict's impact and the responsibilities of international bodies.

Providing for Ukrainian Refugees in Hungary Is “a Historic Act” Says Deputy Prime Minister
The rapid and professional provision of care for war refugees from Ukraine in Hungary was a heroic achievement and a historic act, Deputy Prime Minister Zsolt Semjén said on Tuesday in Budapest at the presentation of certificates for charitable activities. Speaking at an event marking the fourth anniversary of the outbreak of war in Ukraine, […]
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UK Refugee Family Reunion Scheme Suspension Challenged in High Court
The UK Home Office's controversial decision to suspend the right of refugees to bring their children and partners to the UK is facing a judicial review in the high court.

Somali Refugees in Aden Face Poverty and Instability
Generations of Somali refugees in Aden, Yemen, are enduring severe poverty and a lack of identity, clinging to distant memories of their homeland amidst ongoing instability.

Oana Țoiu on Four Years of War: Ukraine's Sovereignty is Red Line for European Freedom
Four years after the start of the war in Ukraine, Minister of Foreign Affairs Oana Țoiu highlighted the courage and sacrifice of the Ukrainian people, emphasizing that Ukraine's sovereignty is the 'red line for freedom in Europe' and acknowledging Romanian solidarity with refugees.

Belgian Minister Proposes Reducing Aid for Ukrainian Refugees
Belgian Minister Van Bossuyt aims to reduce the integration income for Ukrainian refugees, proposing a system where they can earn 'bonuses' by learning the language, seeking employment, or following an integration path.

Integrating Ukrainian Refugees into Latvian Labor Market Crucial for Adaptation
Beyond language and cultural immersion, integrating Ukrainian refugees into the Latvian labor market is essential for their full adaptation and ability to work in their professions.

Roundtable Highlights Role of Women and Mothers in Ukraine War
A roundtable discussion in Palau Macaya emphasized the vital role of mothers during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, including those who remained and those living as refugees.

Search Continues for Missing Migrants After Boat Sinks
Search operations are ongoing for a third day to locate missing migrants and refugees after a wooden boat sank on Saturday.

Lithuanian Language Requirement for Services and Sales
As of January, it is mandatory to provide services, serve clients, and sell goods in Lithuania in the state language, Lithuanian. However, this requirement does not apply to foreign war refugees until next year.

Growing despair among Palestinian refugees in Lebanon
Dorothee Klaus, UNRWA director in Lebanon, discusses the Lebanese army's deployment in Palestinian camps and the UN aid agency's austerity measures, which threaten to worsen the already dire situation for refugees.

Danish Mayors Offer to House Ukrainian Refugees Amid Capital Housing Shortage
Mayors in Denmark have offered to accommodate Ukrainian refugees that the capital city, Copenhagen, is unable to house due to a lack of available residences.

Many Norwegian Municipalities Refuse to Resettle Refugees, Jeopardizing National Goal
Several Norwegian municipalities are refusing to resettle any refugees this year, putting the national goal of resettling 13,000 refugees at risk, according to KS.

Refugees in the U.S. Could Face Arrest Under New Immigration Memo
A new Trump administration memo suggests that refugees in the U.S. could be arrested, marking another effort to limit legal pathways to migration and resettlement.

Trump Administration Order Could Lead to Detention of Thousands of Legal Refugees
A new order from the Trump administration has the potential to lead to the detention of thousands of legal refugees.

NGOs Call for Scrapping of Home Office Age Assessment Scheme for Child Refugees
A coalition of refugee support groups is urging the Home Office to scrap its age assessment scheme, arguing that its 'traumatic' and 'flawed' processes endanger child refugees.
Japan to Aid Thailand with Myanmar Refugee Medical Care
The Japanese government will provide support to strengthen medical systems in Thailand, which is struggling to cope with an increasing number of refugees fleeing the ongoing civil war in neighboring Myanmar.