Syrian refugees
Lebanon doesn't meet minimum standard for eliminating human trafficking, US State Dept. finds
Lebanon failed to approve a National Action Plan, provided only fragmented data on trafficking cases and victim identification, and failed to adequately screen potential trafficking victims.
Britain announces largest asylum policy overhaul in modern times
This Jewish humanitarian is connecting refugees to jobs as a win-win for employers and refugees.
Uncertainty clouds fate of Syrians in Egypt after Assad ouster
Maya Ghazal, female Syrian refugee and pilot-to-be, makes solo flight
"We just want to be viewed as normal human beings," said Ghazal, who is working to become the first female Syrian refugee pilot.
Jordanian official: Economy buckling under burden of Syrian refugees
Influx of people fleeing lengthy civil war has affected government expenditures, personal incomes and trade with neighboring nations.
Refugees call on world to stop Turkey’s airstrikes in Syria
Fearful of having their heads crushed, or being dragged to death, more than 200,000 people have fled the war made possible by the US decision to withdraw.
Syrian refugee persuaded Palestinian to murder German 'Jew'
Albakr then said "Riecher has no one. We have the right to take the money away from him," according to Ahmad.
Syrian refugees in Egypt struggle to live as economic hardships deepen
More than 77 percent of Syrian families in Egypt were in debt in 2017, up from 73 percent the year before, according to unpublished data seen by Reuters from a UNHCR survey.
'I need a blanket': winter storm batters Lebanese refugee camps
More than a million Syrians are stuck in destitute conditions in Lebanon.
Syrian refugee baby returns to Israel for second life-saving operation
The baby , the child of Syrian refugees living in Cyprus, will be back in Israel today for a scheduled procedure.
Report: Syrian migrant in Germany arrested for planning attack in Israel
A German police spokesman confirmed that a Syrian migrant was arrested, but did not confirm the rest of the report.
Idlib waits between massacre and diplomatic solution
The big question is, what will be the future of millions of innocent people who live in Idlib and depend on the diplomatic maneuvers of Moscow, Ankara and Tehran?
Russia says U.S. refusal to rebuild Syria a ploy to slow refugee return
According to the U.N.’s refugee agency, nearly 5.5 million Syrians have fled abroad to escape the country's war.
