War in world's newest nation fuels refugee crisis
Thanks to raging civil war, South Sudan is now among nations that have sent more than 1M people elsewhere in search of peace
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Far-right groups, migrants clash as tensions flare
Dozens of police break up asylum-seekers, far-right activists clashing in German, journalist injured on Greek island covering similar incident
For refugees on Hungary's border, razor wire trumps tech
Tech could make a crucial difference for refugees trapped between Hungary and Serbia — but more often falls frustratingly short
U.S. seeks to increase refugee admissions by 30 percent
LAst year, the U.S. let in 85,000 refugees from all over the world, and seeks to increase that number due to Mideast conflicts
50 million kids have fled their homes; "people just like you"
Mounting pressure on world leaders ahead of summits, UNICEF paints staggering picture of children living the refugee and migrant crisis
Aylan Kurdi's dad: "Nobody's doing anything"
Year after he lost most of his family on perilous journey to escape Syria, Abdullah Kurdi laments as "the dying goes on"
A year after heartbreaking photo, migrants still risking the Mediterranean Sea
A drowned tot caught the eyes and hearts of the world; more than 3,000 migrants are feared drowned this year
10,000th Syrian refugee to reach U.S. this week
Resettlement program has become an issue in the presidential campaign; U.S ambassador to Jordan insists refugees are thoroughly screened
Refugees cling to Wi-Fi in the Jungle of Calais
Thousands of refugees in northern France rely on Internet access and mobile tech for human contact
First-ever Olympic team of refugees competes in Rio
Ten athletes from around the world who have been displaced from their homelands will compete for gold as the Refugee Olympic Team
Meet the first Refugee Olympic Team
Ten athletes from the world's most troubled hotspots are part of the Refugee Olympic Team at the 2016 Rio Olympics
U.S. poised to hit Obama's goal of receiving10,000 Syrian refugees
Obama will soon head to the UN to urge world leaders to admit more refugees and up funding for relief groups
Germany reconsiders refugee welcome after attacks
Anxiety over the estimated 1 million asylum seekers that flooded the country last year could boil over into major political change
ISIS claims responsibility for suicide bomb outside German music festival
"We were all petrified," eyewitness says of 4th violent attack to hit Germany in a week
Refugee teen in German train attack seemed to be quickly integrating
Authorities are trying to understand how the attacker, a 17-year-old Afghan, turned on the country that took him in
ISIS claims ax attack on German train, releases video
Claim of responsibility for crime committed by 17-year-old Afghan asylum seeker with hand-drawn ISIS flag fits a pattern
More than 200 bodies recovered from ill-fated ship
Italian naval officials believe 300 more victims of Mediterranean migrant tragedy could still be inside the vessel
Canada's "different approach" towards Syrian refugees
New York Times reporter Jodi Kantor explains how Canada is "placing the opposite bet" on Syrian refugees, compared to the rest of the world
Iraq: Fallujah "fully liberated" after monthlong fight
City west of Baghdad is littered with bombs, booby traps and some resistance, meaning the 85,000 displaced still have to wait
The British decide: In EU, or out of EU
After bitter, mud-slinging campaign, thousands head to polls to cast votes in most important election Britain has seen in decades
Will U.K. lawmaker's murder impact EU membership vote?
EU referendum polling shifts in wake of parliamentarian Jo Cox's brutal murder by suspect with apparent far-right views
Suspect in U.K. pol's murder linked to U.S. neo-Nazi group?
Picture slowly emerging of man believed to have attacked Jo Cox, a passionate advocate for migrants and the EU, in broad daylight
2-year-old boy shot dead in mother's arms fleeing ISIS
Aid organization says woman tried 5 times before escaping ISIS-held city with kids in dark of night, but one wouldn't make it
As U.S. helps Iraqis close in, ISIS lashes out
American airstrikes bring elite Iraqi forces almost as close as they can to Fallujah, but terror group won't lose the city without carnage
Ricky Martin visits Syrian refugees in Lebanon
The singer said that the word "refugee" had lost its value, but the international community should "open its heart"
SpaceX launches first-of-its-kind Starship test flight
Microsoft seeing "continued recovery" amid major worldwide outage
New congressman faces sexual harassment allegation
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