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Press play to listen to this article Voiced by artificial intelligence. LONDON — Rishi Sunak is having a good 2023 — so far. Since taking office late last year, the …
Can he fix it? Rishi Sunak the problem-solver, rated – POLITICO Read More
CNN — A massive fire has ripped through a Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh’s southern district of Cox’s Bazar on Sunday, leaving around 12,000 people homeless, local Superintendent of Police …
Fire in Rohingya refugee camp leaves thousands homeless Read More
LONDON — King Charles III will make his first state visits to France and Germany later this month, Buckingham Palace announced Friday. The British monarch, who ascended to the throne …
King Charles heading to France and Germany later this month – POLITICO Read More
Press play to listen to this article Voiced by artificial intelligence. BRUSSELS — “Slava Ukraïni!” An older woman broke into tears after shouting “Glory to Ukraine” in her native language …
Brussels marks one year of Russia’s war on Ukraine – POLITICO Read MoreNiyaz Ghopur, a Uyghur refugee in Pakistan, got a scare when police and intelligence officers showed up at his home about two weeks ago to tell him that he and …
Pakistan threatens to send Uyghur refugee families back to China — Radio Free Asia Read More
Last year the European Union, Switzerland and Norway recorded the largest number of asylum applications in seven years, with countries receiving nearly 1 million requests for international protection. This comes …
Nearly 1 million asylum seekers arrive in Europe in 2022, analysis shows – POLITICO Read More
A Belgian first aid and support team has set up a field clinic next to a severely damaged hospital in the Turkish city of Kirikhan. Located in Hatay province, one …
Belgian medical volunteers open field hospital in earthquake-hit Turkey Read More
Two Russians who fled their country to avoid being drafted to fight in Ukraine will be able to file for asylum in South Korea, a local court announced Tuesday. The …
Two Russians to apply for asylum in South Korea after fleeing mobilization – POLITICO Read More
Jamie Dettmer is opinion editor at POLITICO Europe. On the “treacherous night” of the deadly earthquake that shook northern Syria, Idris Nassan, a Kurdish official living in Raqqa, was startled …
West must move faster to prevent a catastrophe in northern Syria – POLITICO Read More
Paul Taylor is a contributing editor at POLITICO. PARIS — Migration is back on the European Union agenda, but depressingly little has changed since the last time member countries locked …
Europe’s dishonorable migration battles – POLITICO Read More