Refugees
Hezbollah receives $200 million cash infusion from Iran to support families tied to terror group
Hezbollah received the cash last month despite a tightening US economic chokehold on Iran and increasing difficulties in getting funds to Tehran's Lebanese ally.
Yemen displacement surges past 200,000 following fresh Houthi offensive, UN migration body warns
UNICEF warns of severe child deprivation in Lebanon as displacement, economic tolls mount
UK home secretary to restart resettlement program prioritizing Palestinian refugees, Afghans
14 years in limbo: A journey from Darfur to building a life in Israel
After fleeing war in Darfur, Mahmoud Usman spent 14 years in limbo seeking asylum in Israel. Now, with his application approved, he looks ahead to building his future.
Albanian PM ridicules Amit Segal for report of moving Palestinians to Albania
Segal's N12 report came shortly after US President Donald Trump called on Jordan and Egypt to accept more Palestinians from Gaza, which had then sparked accusations of "ethnic cleansing."
Trump aid freeze strands Afghan visa holders in Albania
Nearly 200,000 Afghans have been resettled in the US with SIVs or as refugees since 2021. Trump's victorious 2024 reelection campaign included promises of strict immigration policies.
As winds shift against immigrants, refugee resettlement advocate Sasha Chanoff steps up
At a time of rising populism and increasing opposition worldwide to immigration from countries wracked by poverty and civil war, Chanoff says his work is more urgent than ever.
Occupancy of refugee accommodations in Germany significantly decreases
In Lower Saxony, only about 4,250 out of approximately 11,650 places are occupied, including emergency accommodations.
UNRWA is a persistent challenge, not a solution - opinion
It is past time to replace UNRWA - which has done less to help the Palestinians than to perpetuate the conflict - with organizations that are not rife with terrorists and terrorist enablers.
Uncertainty clouds fate of Syrians in Egypt after Assad ouster
Rights groups criticize new law, alleging definition of refugee is ambiguous, and authorities have the right to deport anyone they deem does not qualify.
Syrians return home after 11 years in exile, face legal and infrastructure hurdles
Turkish political parties in the government and the opposition have long called on refugees to return to Syria voluntarily—an appeal made much more relevant by the fall of the regime.
Ukraine's population has fallen by 10 million since Russia's invasion, UN says
Ukraine, which had a population of over 50 million when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, has, like almost all its Eastern European and Central Asian neighbors, undergone severe population decline.
UN refugee chief tells countries to drop ineffective border controls
Addressing more than 100 diplomats and ministers in Geneva at UNHCR's annual meeting, Filippo Grandi said an unprecedented 123 million people are displaced around the world.