From critical frontline firewood programs to support for special needs facilities, the US foreign aid freeze is already being ...

Into their fourth year of war, Ukrainians living in or near front line regions of their country grapple with their losses and ...

The millions of people still living in these cut-off areas or who have fled see the hope of a return to the Ukrainian fold ...

Since the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine in February 2022, 6.9 million people have fled the country, most of them women and children.Another three and a half million are currently internally ...

Four out of five of those returning were Ukrainian or South Sudanese. However, as most returns occurred in contexts not entirely conducive to return in safety and dignity, they may not be sustainable.

Moskalkova previously accused Ukrainian forces of forcibly relocating more than 1,000 Kursk residents since their August ...

"It's nerves," he says at a temporary refuge for people displaced by the fighting in Russia's Kursk region. Ukraine launched ...

IRC's Ukraine Response The war in Ukraine has seen 5.9 million people fleeing to seek safety in Europe, left 3.7 million people internally displaced and 14.6 million people in need of humanitarian ...

It is a shock for thousands of Ukrainians who have found protection from the war in Austria: Around 26,000 displaced persons have no longer been entitled to statutory health insurance benefits ...

It explores ‘pull’ factors – such as improved security, or more support for returnees – likely to attract people back to Ukraine. It also considers ‘push’ factors, from the expiry of temporary ...

the Ukraine visa schemes were created to enable displaced Ukrainians to seek protection safely. More than 200,000 people have arrived and the response should be celebrated for providing swift access ...

More than 12 million people have fled Ukraine, with about 28,000 displaced Ukrainians now living in Scotland. Mikhailo's brother, Oleksander, 21, had to stay behind. At first, they lived in a ...