On World Refugee Day, millions of Afghans continue to live as refugees, mostly in neighboring nations.

In Ukraine, intense fighting in the eastern city of Bakhmut has forced residents to leave their homes and seek shelter in safer areas.

Democrats are largely quiet as migrant children continue to die in US custody.

Anger over the British government's treatment of the crisis in Sudan continues to grow after the government refused to prepare plans to host refugees from the Muslim African country.

The World Food Program says more refugees are expected to flee Sudan's border into neighboring Chad amid ongoing fighting.

The BBC’s director general, Tim Davie, sayshe will not resign after a group of the broadcast's sports service staff joined the walkout from a variety of programs following Gary Lineker's removal.

The United Nations criticizes UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for planning to halt small-boat crossings into the UK, emphasizing that stopping a refugee fleeing global danger zones from reaching safety is against international law.

Families of Rohingya refugees are urging authorities to release them on humanitarian grounds. 

Afghan refugees will be expelled from an Iranian province if Taliban fails to supply water to the region.

The EU plans to deport a record number of asylum seekers in 2023 while applying no limit on the number of Ukrainian refugees who wish to enter the 27-country bloc.