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World Faces ‘Climate Apartheid:’ UN Expert
"We risk a 'climate apartheid' scenario where the wealthy pay to escape overheating, hunger and conflict while the rest of...
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Merkel Says Neo-Nazis Must Be Tackled “Without Taboos”
Chancellor Merkel said Germany must resist neo-Nazis "without any taboos" following the killing of a local politician by a suspected...
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US Looks to Establish a Fund to Keep Girls in School Worldwide
Progress on girls education has come to a stall, and world leaders are putting the future of a generation of...
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Trump’s Mass Deportation Plan: Political Spectacle or Serious Proposal?
"What’s going to happen to small children whose parents are apprehended in this sort of large scale, sweeping national raid?"
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Climate Change to Create Up to 143Mln Additional Migrants by 2050 [Report]
By 2050, climate change is estimated to create up to 143 million additional migrants in sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and...
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Pro-Migrant German Mayors Receive Threats Amid Fears Over Far-Right
Germany has been shaken by news that the top suspect in the June 2 shooting of Kassel city local politician...
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Global Displaced Population Reaches 70 Year High: UNHCR
The total number of forcibly displaced people now exceeds 70 million - twice as many as were displaced 20 years...
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Can US Aid Slow Down Migration from Central America?
The US has cut aid for Central America until local governments address the migrant crisis, but experts say this may...
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‘Credible Evidence’ Linking Saudi Crown Prince to Khashoggi Murder: UN Expert
The expert urged the U.N. Secretary General to launch an official criminal investigation into the case, which would make it...
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UN Fears Aid to Myanmar’s Rohingya Risks ‘Entrenching Segregation’
An aid worker called the remaining 23 sites in Rakhine little more than "concentration camps."
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Hundreds of Thousands Flee Violence in Northeast DR Congo: UN
The UNHCR and its partners are working with the authorities to better understand needs on the ground, but it was...
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Alarm at Far-Right Threat After Killing of German Politician
If the motive is confirmed, the murder would be post-war Germany's first killing of a politician by a far-right perpetrator.
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New Quebec Law Stresses Migrants’ Skills, Thousands Must Reapply
"I don't think this bill will be seen positively in history," Liberal Party MP Dominique Anglade said, according to the...
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Morsi: From Egypt Election Triumph to Death as Inmate
Exactly seven years after winning Egypt's first democratic election, former President Mohamed Morsi collapsed and died on Monday inside a...
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Myanmar’s Hardline Monks Rail Against Rohingya and Suu Kyi
Their hostility towards the Rohingya helped whip up public support for a brutal military crackdown nearly two years ago. Some...
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Defiance and Hope in Hong Kong as Police Cede Streets
About two million marched in the finance hub on Sunday, piling pressure on the city's embattled pro-Beijing leader who apologized...
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EU Provides Iraq With EUR 2Mln to Improve Camps for Internally Displaced
The EU has provided an EUR 2 million to the International Organization for Migration in Iraq to make infrastructure improvements...
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Bodies of Most Migrants Lost in Mediterranean Remain Unidentified
Less than a third of over 15,000 migrants that have died in the Mediterranean sea on the way to Italy...
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Mass Strike Against Bolsonaro’s Pension Plan Disrupts Brazil
One of Brazil's main trade unions estimated 45 million workers had taken part in the strike.
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Dozens of Migrants Stranded Off Tunisia for 15 Days: UN
Dozens of migrants rescued in international waters off Tunisia are still stranded 15 days later as authorities refuse to allow...
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