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A Burundian militia is crossing borders to terrorize refugees and infiltrate the aid agencies that are supposed to protect them.
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France Is Clearing Out the ‘Jungle’ in Calais, But What Comes Next?
It will take long-term solutions after the camp is shut down to rehouse many of the thousands of people who lived there.
Civilians in Mosul Face ‘Impossible Choice’
The Iraqi Army’s push to retake the northern city could trigger a vast humanitarian crisis and fuel the country’s deep sectarian divide.
No, British Dentists Will Not Humiliate Refugees by Forcibly Examining Their Teeth
After a lawmaker suggested dental checks on refugees, British dentists refused.
Europe Wishes to Inform You That the Refugee Crisis Is Over
But the humanitarian and political crises of the great Syrian exodus are just beginning.
The U.S. should be more like Canada and allow private refugee sponsorship
Through private sponsorship, Canadians are seeing firsthand how refugees can integrate. America should follow the example.
The U.N. Is Sending Thousands of Refugees Back Into a War Zone
Kenya’s plan to close the world’s largest refugee camp involves illegal forced repatriations of Somalis. Why is the U.N. helping to carry it out?
France to U.K.: Brexit Doesn’t Mean You Can’t Help Us Handle the Crisis in Calais
French President François Hollande visited Calais and said the camp will be destroyed by the end of the year, but he needs Britain's help.
Hungarian FM: We Want to Process Migrants at Offshore Centers Like Australia Does
In an exclusive interview in New York, Hungary's foreign minister praised Australia's migration system and said Hungary should mimic it.
Can Justin Trudeau Use the U.N. to Rebrand Canadian Foreign Policy?
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