The first boats filled with migrants being deported to Turkey set sail on the short trip from the Greek island of Lesbos today. These deportees are the first under a controversial scheme between the...
The self-described Islamic State has claimed responsibility for twin attacks in the Belgian capital of Brussels today. Suicide bombers first targeted passengers checking in about 8 a.m. at the Brussels Airport. The second attack took place...
Michigan governor and EPA Administrator grilled in day two of congressional hearings on Flint water crisis U.S. Department of the Interior releases five-year plan for offshore oil and gas leasing Another COPINH activist murdered...
The EU and Turkey all but sealed a controversial deal Friday aimed to curb the flow of migrants into the European Union. Under the agreement, all migrants arriving on Greek shores will be returned...
UN refugee agency criticizes EU draft deal to deport and swap refugees with Turkey Turkey’s President on Int’l Women’s Day: “a woman is above all else a mother” Anti-LGBT discrimination bills advance in state...
The European Union’s bid to close the so-called Balkan route for refugees seeking asylum is coming under fire from the United Nation’s refugee agency. And already Slovenia has announced that from midnight tonight it...
Thousands of migrants continue to brave rough winter seas daily in a desperate bid to reach European shores. Today the Italian navy says it rescued more than 360 people aboard small rubber boats in...
Russian-backed airstrikes against Syrian rebels causes new wave of refugees into Turkey Women’s rights groups in India mark Valentine’s Day by campaigning against gender-based violence Nigeria passes the cost of falling oil prices onto...
In Syria, government forces backed by Russian airstrikes are driving rebels from their stronghold in the northern countryside. That’s causing a new wave of refugees now massing on the Turkish border. The huge swell...
Trans-Pacific Partnership signed in New Zealand; protesters include indigenous Maori U.S. Congress begins hearings on water crisis in Flint, Michigan Climate change and human activity wipe Bolivia’s second-largest lake off the map At least...
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