€6 billion budget : EU signs contracts of the Facility for Refugees in Turkey

Today, the European Commission concluded the final contracts under the operational €6 billion budget of the Facility for Refugees in Turkey.

One in two Syrians in Turkey will not return to homeland, says report - hurriyetdailynews

A comprehensive survey about the Syrian immigrants presented to a sub-commission of Turkish Parliament has shown that Syrians were happy in Turkey, and half of them were willing to stay rather than go back to their homeland.

UN says planning for 200,000 Ethiopian refugees in Sudan | Al Jazeera

The United Nations’s agencies are planning for the possible arrival of 200,000 refugees in Sudan fleeing violence in Ethiopia over a six-month period, a UN refugee agency official said.

Food Aid, Medical Supplies Blocked from Ethiopia's Tigray, UN Warns - Tasnim News Agency

Aid agencies are unable to restock food, health and other emergency supplies in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region, where federal troops are fighting with local forces, the United Nations warned on Thursday.

Thousand fleeing fighting in Ethiopia’s Tigray region cross into Sudan -FRANCE 24

 Refugees fled to Sudan on Tuesday and the African Union appealed for a ceasefire in a north Ethiopian region where Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is waging a military offensive against local leaders defiant of his authority.

Italian Deputy PM Demands EU Border Protection 'Before Taking a Single Migrant'

Ahead of the gathering of EU interior ministers, Italy’s Matteo Salvini is bargaining with his German counterpart, Horst Seehofer over the idea of returning migrants to the country where they were registered. After debates in Germany which threatened the coalition, Seehofer is trying to push his proposal at the European level.

Thousands return home as ceasefire brings pause to clashes in southwest Syria

Thousands of displaced people have returned to their homes in southwest Syria after fruitful negotiations brought about a pause in hostilities following a weeks-long government offensive aimed at regaining the territory from armed opposition/terrorists, a United Kingdom-based watchdog said Saturday.

750,000 lives are in danger: UN urges Jordan to open its border to Syrians

The UN on Thursday called on Jordan to open its border and provide temporary shelter to tens of thousands of Syrian people fleeing airstrikes in southwestern Syria.

Syrian refugees cross back to homeland with hopes of better tomorrow

After spending years as refugees in neighboring Lebanon, nearly 500 Syrians crossed back to Syria on Thursday, setting foot in their home country for the first time in years with hopes of a better tomorrow.

Germany Sees Migration-Related Spending of 78 Billion Euros through 2022: Report

Germany expects to spend around 78 billion euros on migration-related issues through 2022, including 31 billion euros to combat the root causes driving people to leave their homes and head to Europe, Der Spiegel magazine reported on Saturday.

Turkish PM says increased attacks on Syria's Idlib to cause new migration wave

The Syrian regime’s intensifying attacks on the "rebel"-held Idlib province will spark a new migration wave, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım said , calling on Russia and Iran to warn Syrian authorities over the attacks.

Le pape espère un rapatriement en Syrie des réfugiés des pays limitrophes

Le pape François a appelé lundi, lors de ses voeux aux diplomates, à la poursuite des initiatives de paix en Syrie pour permettre en particulier de rapatrier les nombreux réfugiés syriens se trouvant dans des pays limitrophes.

Hungary's shift to the right concerns EU

Two years ago, Budapest made international headlines. Refugees camped at its central station in their thousands hoping to catch a train to a better life in Austria, Germany and beyond. It was a flashpoint that turned public opinion and fired a crackdown from the right-wing populist Prime Minister Viktor Orban, sparking a much criticised migrant policy.

UN warns of new Syrian refugee wave to Europe if aid dries up

Syrian refugees could again seek to reach Europe in droves if aid programs are not sustained in five neighboring countries hosting the bulk of them, the United Nations said Tuesday.

Greek islanders protest in Athens against overcrowding refugee camps

Residents and officials from the north Aegean Sea islands demonstrated outside the Ministry of Immigration in Athens on Tuesday demanding the government to take measures to decongest the islands from the overcrowded refugee camps.

Hungary dismisses compromise on asylum-seekers, wants EU "external borders protected"

Hungary remains firmly opposed to illegal immigration and the EU should focus efforts on protecting its external borders, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said, commenting on an Estonian compromise proposal on asylum-seekers.

Esclavage en Libye: Paris demande une réunion "expresse" du Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU

La France demande une réunion "expresse" du Conseil de sécurité des Nations unies pour débattre de la vente de migrants africains comme esclaves en Libye, révélée par la chaîne américaine CNN, a annoncé mercredi le ministre des Affaires étrangères Jean-Yves Le Drian.

German coalition talks collapse after FDP withdraws

The three-party exploratory talks for the formation of Germany's new government failed late Sunday night after the Free Democratic Party (FDP) pulled out due to unbridgeable differences in immigration and energy.

Hospital in the Golan Heights for "Syrian refugees": UK aid minister resigns over secret Israeli meetings

The U.K. International Development Secretary Priti Patel resigned on Wednesday following revelations of a number of unauthorized meetings with Israeli officials.

Moscow: US military and international coalition commit war crime in al-Tanf

Russian Defense Ministry said that the US military and international coalition are committing a “war crime” and violating international humanitarian law by preventing access to aid to displaced civilians in al-Tanf area near the Syrian–Iraqi border.