Europe Refugee Crisis Response Critics Are Hypocrites? European Council President Donald Tusk Slams 'Sheer Hypocrisy'
“Those who hide their indifference should not do so by criticizing Europe,” European Council President Donald Tusk said.
Syrian Refugees US Obama Policy 2015: Increase The Asylum Number, Civil Rights Groups Ask In Letter To President
"The United States has historically taken in the largest share of refugees eligible for resettlement," the groups said.
EU Refugee Crisis In Finland: European Solidarity Urged By Finnish President Amid Anti-Immigration Protests
“Not helping is not an option for us," President Sauli Niinistö told the United Nations.
German Conservatives Want To Relax Minimum Wage For Refugees; Poll Shows Support For CDU Slips To 1-Year Low
The move by German conservatives, to accommodate refugees, comes as support for Angela Merkel's party drops to a one-year low.
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Irish President Michael Higgins Encourages European Solidarity In Speech, Looks To Unified EU Future
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UN General Assembly 2015: Syria Refugee Crisis Dominates Speeches By Putin, Obama, Hollande, But Will Syrians See Real Change?
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Life On Lesbos: Conditions In The Island’s Refugee Camps Are Improving But Not Fast Enough
The last time refugee camps were prevalent in Europe was after World War II. Seventy years later they have returned, the result of the mass exodus from Syria.
Finns Attack Refugees With Stones And Fireworks, Government Condemns Act
Protesters, including one dressed as a Ku Klux Klan member, threw stones and fireworks at a bus carrying refugee families.
Europe Refugee Crisis: Croatia Bans Entry Of Serbian Vehicles Amid Deepening Border Row
The move comes after a series of border measures were taken by the two nations amid flaring tensions over refugee movement.
Refugee Crisis 2015: EU Increases Aid
"The measures we have agreed today will not end the crisis. But they are all necessary steps in the right direction."
EU Refugee Crisis: How Will European Countries Pay For The Influx Of Thousands Of People?
European Union officials will provide emergency funding for the refugee crisis, but then it's up to national leaders to make tough financial decisions.
Refugees, Feuds And Fake NGOs: Volunteers Doing Humanitarian Work International Aid Organizations Aren’t
Refugees are landing by the thousands on the Greek island, and local volunteers are saving scores from certain death.
EU Leaders Meet To Finalize Refugee Quota Plan, Despite Continued Opposition
Hungary, Romania, Slovakia and the Czech Republic continue to oppose the quota plan, which was approved in a rare majority vote Tuesday.
EU Refugee Crisis Update: Plan To Redistribute 120,000 Approved
European leaders took a step forward in voting to redistribute 120,000 refugees despite objections from four countries.
The Refugee Crisis And 'Generation Z': Young Hungarians In Budapest Are Apathetic Despite Flood Of Refugees
Alienated by the right-wing government and widespread unemployment, young Hungarians are politically disengaged, even in the face of the refugee crisis.
Europe Refugee Crisis: German Migration Minister Frank-Jürgen Weise Turns To McKinsey For Help, Report Says
Germany’s migration director reportedly reached an agreement with the firm to manage the influx of refugees.
Syrian Refugees In The US: Will Congress Allocate Funds For An Influx Of Middle Eastern Asylum Seekers?
While US lawmakers crunch numbers, resettlement agencies said they can handle an increase in arrivals.
Locals, Tourists And Refugees: Fear And Loathing On The Greek Island Of Lesbos
As thousands of refugees land on the Greek island, the new arrivals sometimes face resentment from locals.
EU Refugee Crisis In Austria: Influx Of Thousands Could Solve Slowing Economic Growth, Analysts Say
“Let us not forget, we are an aging continent in demographic decline."
EU Crisis: 29,000 Refugees Enter Croatia As Government Capacity Being Tested
Croatia's government has struggled to respond to the crisis, which has seen 29,000 refugees and economic migrants enter the country since last week.
Europe Refugee Crisis: Germany's Angela Merkel Calls For Unity Ahead Of Crucial EU Meeting
Angela Merkel emphasized that Germany should only protect those fleeing violence or persecution, and not those immigrating for economic reasons.
Refugee Crisis Update: Countries Refusing Resettlement Quotas Threaten EU, Says Hollande
France's president called on all European nations to help deal with the influx of refugees, whose numbers have climbed to over 500,000 since January.
Kerry: US To Take 100,000 Refugees Starting In 2017 - Report
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says the country would raise the number of refugees accepted annually to 100,000 from 70,000.
Refugee Crisis Update: 13 Die Off Turkey; Hungary Reopens Border
Thirteen refugees died in Turkish waters in an attempt to reach Europe Sunday, while Hungary reopened a border crossing with Serbia.
Syrian Refugee Crisis 2015: Record Levels Of Humanitarian Aid Still Not Enough To Support Syrian Refugees, UN Official Says
Aid groups have raised less than half the $7.4 billion needed to support refugees and internally displaced Syrians, the AP reported.
Syrian Refugee Crisis: Albania Says It Will Take 75,000 Seeking Asylum
However, more than 8,000 Albanians sought asylum in Germany in August alone.
Refugee Crisis 2015: Humanitarian Groups Rescue 301 People In Mediterranean Sea As Europe Migration Escalates
Humanitarian workers say they rescued 301 people attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea in flimsy rubber dinghies Saturday.
Europe Refugee Crisis: Croatia's President Calls For Further EU Help As Tensions With Neighbors Worsen
Croatia’s President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic is calling on the European Union for more help in dealing with a massive influx of refugees.
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