Tens of thousands of migrants flooded into Spain's Ceuta enclave, prompting European policymakers to reassess migration strategies and border control measures across the continent.
Funding shortages threaten aid for 650,000 refugees in South Sudan, risking increased malnutrition and exploitation.
South Sudan faces a humanitarian crisis as funding shortfalls threaten to cut off food aid for 240,000 refugees.
German Ambassador urges an integrated strategy to address climate-driven migration in Ghana.
The IMF reports Syria's economy is recovering after over a decade of conflict, requiring 216 billion dollars in reconstruction. Despite challenges including uneven regional recovery and inflation pressures, the economy is projected to achieve double-digit growth in 2026, supported by refugee returns and regional reintegration.
Migration has become a political conflict arena, with refugees caught between international law and national policies.
The International Monetary Fund will offer technical assistance to Syria to strengthen its post-conflict economic recovery, supporting the nation's broader stabilization and reconstruction efforts following years of civil conflict.
The world must uphold the Refugee Convention to protect millions forced to flee their homes due to conflict and persecution.
At least 144 migrants are dead or missing off Mauritania after attempting to reach Europe.
Over 120 million people globally are forcibly displaced due to conflict, climate change, and persecution, with 70 percent trapped in prolonged exile, revealing a humanitarian crisis testing international capacity to address mass displacement systematically.
World Refugee Day highlights a growing displacement crisis due to violence and climate change.
President Marcos calls on Filipinos to build a more inclusive society for refugees.
Record 15 million displaced persons returned to Afghanistan, Syria, and Sudan in 2025, signaling geopolitical shifts but creating immediate infrastructure deficits and economic volatility that complicate investor assessments of frontier market stability and supply chain reliability.
UN warns that despite a 3% decrease to 41.6 million refugees globally, 5.4 million new asylum seekers emerged in 2025 due to conflict and persecution, with 70% living in prolonged exile and poverty amid worsening displacement crises.
Belfast riots have placed refugees under fresh attack, forcing women and children into hiding due to racist violence.
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Refugees are governing camps and addressing issues despite being left out of funding decisions.
Afghanistan marks six years under Taliban rule with reduced large-scale conflict but persistent ISIS-K attacks, severe restrictions on women's education and employment affecting 2.4 million girls, economic hardship, and improving international relations despite unresolved human rights concerns.
The UN warns 650,000 refugees in South Sudan may lose food aid within weeks due to funding shortfalls.
Over 650,000 refugees in South Sudan face an aid crisis due to funding shortfalls.
Inequality threatens social and economic development, harming poverty reduction and self-worth globally.
Sudanese cartoonists collaborate with MSF to portray humanitarian realities through art.
Morocco uses refugees as leverage over Europe in geopolitical negotiations.
IMF staff concluded their assessment visit to Syria to evaluate the nation's current economic conditions and financial stability amid the country's ongoing challenges.
Over 200 refugee charities urge Andy Burnham to end asylum "gimmicks" and reject harsh plans.
Hundreds of Rohingya refugees are feared dead after boats sank in the Andaman Sea.
The United Nations maintains that housing is a basic human right, including security and access to services.
Critics slam Shabana Mahmood's plan to charge asylum seekers for accommodation, calling it "cruel" and "unjust".
The Department of Justice and GCash signed an agreement allowing recognized refugees in the Philippines to access digital wallet services.
Sudan emergency
Global refugee numbers have fallen for the first time in ten years to 117.8 million people.
With 7 in 10 refugees living in long-term displacement, UNHCR chief calls for renewed push for solutions
The World Bank and UN agencies report that Africa's Great Lakes Region must shift from emergency aid to inclusive social protection systems to address 7.9 million internally displaced persons and 2.5 million refugees trapped in decades-long crises requiring sustainable development solutions.
Hundreds of Libyans protest outside the UN agency in Tripoli, demanding migrants and refugees leave the country.
Africans broadly endorse the African Continental Free Trade Agreement's open border framework, yet paradoxically exhibit skepticism toward immigrant populations, reflecting tension between continental integration ideals and localized economic anxieties.
South Sudan refugees face extreme hunger due to funding shortfalls.
Tory plans would evict foreign nationals from social housing, putting families at risk of homelessness.
Foreign interference fuels Sudan's war, a Pan-African Parliament committee finds, citing weapons and mercenaries as key factors prolonging the conflict.
The International Monetary Fund projects Syria's economy will expand at double-digit growth rates in 2026, signaling potential economic recovery following years of conflict and instability in the war-torn nation.
Social workers and volunteers supporting refugees resist adverse conditions through everyday voice and occasional political voice.
At least 143 refugees are dead or missing after a boat drifted for 25 days off Mauritania.
The UN reports arbitrary detention, human trafficking, and abuse of thousands of migrants in Libya and its Tunisia border.
Refugee numbers in Glasgow have fallen, with 125 fewer in temporary housing and 107 fewer in hotels.
Shabana Mahmood outlines plans to speed up safe immigration routes for thousands of refugees.
The World Food Program released its May report on Iran, detailing food assistance to 35,259 beneficiaries.
The UK is expanding its North Africa Migration and Development programme with nine million pounds to help migrants rebuild lives locally, prevent illegal journeys to Europe, and support host communities across Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya.
Police were warned for months about addresses targeted in Belfast riots by a monitoring group.
UNHCR: Global refugee displacement declines for first time in 10 years
Italy recovers 10 bodies after a boat with nearly 60 refugees capsizes off Malta.