#refugees

#refugees

José quickly embraced the chance to see who he could become in a place of safety and support, stating, 'It's like born again.'

By the start of the war, there were so many, mainly Jewish, German speakers along Finchley Road that bus conductors shouted out variations on: Finchleystrasse passports please!

"Now I'm trying to just focus on the future," said Esslouani, who is now in a relationship with a woman and settling into their life in Canada. "I am proud to openly go outside, to hold my partner's hand; that's something that I was dreaming of and it's something that I didn't [think] that I would live it."

"It is a genocide that is taking place that you people don't want to write about," Trump told reporters at the White House before signing an executive order meant to reduce drug prices.

"In the bleak landscapes of war-torn cities, hidden stories cling to remnants of despair, echoing a universal cry: 'find me.' This reflects both historical and contemporary struggles of refugees."

Dorian Lynskey's work emphasizes how the climate emergency, while catastrophic, unfolds at a pace slower than typical disaster storytelling allows, challenging traditional narrative forms.

"Due to severe funding shortages, @WFP_Uganda has cut 1 million refugees entirely off from food assistance, the agency announced via social media."