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UNHCR expresses concern over EU-Turkey plan

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Refugees wait to board buses after crossing the border from Syria into Turkey after fleeing fighting around the city of Kobani in September 2014

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Ban marks UN’s 20th year in Bonn, stresses need for ‘shared responsibility’ on migration

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Refugees and migrants wait in line to be registered as asylum-seekers in Berlin, Germany.

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Yemen conflict leaves 2.4 million forcibly displaced

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A UNHCR aid convoy passes through a government checkpoint at it enters the centre of Taizz, Yemen.

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Schulz: “For the benefit of refugees we need to cooperate with Turkey”

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European Parliament President Martin Schulz and Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu

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Iraq: senior UN official condemns Hilla bombing, deplores continuing loss of life

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Special Representative Ján Kubiš.

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Hopes fade for new Syrian friends camped at Greek border

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A group of seven Syrian refugee families, once strangers, arrived on the Greek islands together and are still together

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Number of Burundian refugees tops 250,000 since April

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Rwanda. Burundian refugees prepare a meal at the Bugesera Reception Centre, Rwanda in this file picture taken in 2015.

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Ban highlights Algeria's 'great progress' while raising alarm on situation in Libya

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At the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Algeria, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon plants a tree of peace alongside Minister Ramtane Lamamra. 6 March, 2016.

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UNHCR sets out detailed plan to solve refugee situation in Europe

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A Syrian refugee woman waits with her children for an opportunity to cross the border from Greece in to the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

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The Silk Road Can Make the Syrian Ceasefire Succeed

When Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization signed an agreement in 1993 to end the killing and establish self-government for the Palestinians, Lyndon LaRouche immediately said that the tractors must roll, immediately, if the plan was to succeed. The common benefit to both sides, based on Israeli industrial capacity and Palestinian skilled labor, must be launched without delay, he insisted. That did not happen, as the IMF and World Bank were put in charge to oversee the process.

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