In Warsaw Park, Ukraine’s Teen Refugees Hang Out and Hang On
WARSAW — Every afternoon at a park outside a distinctively Stalinesque skyscraper in central Warsaw,
Refugees and Displaced Persons
Afghan Restaurateurs Provide Hope to Refugees Fleeing the Taliban
Hamasa Ebadi, 27, and her parents, Hamida, 58, and Atiq, 60, opened the tiny restaurant
War in Ukraine Disrupts Education of Millions of Children
KRAKOW, Poland — Across Ukraine, kindergartens have been bombed, elementary schools have been converted into
A Town on Ukraine’s Edge, Determined to Escape Its Past
PRZEMYSL, Poland — Since the war broke out in Ukraine, the elegant little city of
For a Ukrainian Poet, Putin’s War Is All Too Familiar
LVIV, Ukraine — At 83, no longer a young poet, Ihor Kalynets knows something of
Afghan Refugees Face Two-Tier System in Europe
Some of the Afghan women around the table in the neoclassical building in central Athens
More Than a Million Afghans Flee as Economy Collapses
ZARANJ, Afghanistan — From their hide-out in the desert ravine, the migrants could just make
‘Now There Is No One’: The Lament of One of the Last Christians in a Syrian City
On Christmas Day, Michel Butros al-Jisri, one of the last Christians in the Syrian city
Djokovic Stay at Park Hotel Highlights Australia Asylum Seeker Plight
MELBOURNE, Australia — The people demonstrating outside the Park Hotel in Melbourne on Saturday were