Militant groups had started the fire to "dominate" the camps, said the government official leading the probe. The blaze which swept through the world's largest refugee camp last week was a ...
T here is a telltale sign when young families are preparing to leave the migrant camp near Dunkirk and make the voyage to the UK. Hannah Anane, 25, a doctor from Germany currently working in the ...
We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest EU immigration news every morning. Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni’s government is facing a backlash against its tough ...
A massive fire at a crammed camp for Rohingya Muslims in southern Bangladesh left thousands of the refugees homeless Sunday, a fire official and the United Nations said. No casualties were ...
This week, for thousands of Camp 11 residents, the misery deepened. About 2,000 makeshift settlements — mostly assembled from bamboo and blue plastic tarpaulins — were destroyed in a fire that ...
A girl hugs a relative outside a migrant camp near the El Chaparral border crossing in Tijuana. REUTERS/Toya Sarno Jordan The White House is considering restarting the detention of migrant ...
About 2,000 shacks were burned to ashes and 12,000 people became homeless after the fire at the camp — home to more than 1 million Rohingya Muslims who fled violence and persecution in Myanmar ...
will be “stepping back” from his duties until an agreement is hammered out on his social media usage after he ignited a firestorm by claiming in a tweet that the UK’s new migrant policy was ...
A tweet from a KNSD reporter, initially listing the death toll at 6, says Coast Guard, the San Diego Fire Department, and U.S. Customs and Border Patrol also responded. "We couldn’t get any ...
Const. Ed Sanchuk said firefighters arrived to find a camping trailer on fire and later found a child inside who was pronounced dead at the scene. Six people — two adults and four children ...
A massive fire raced through a crammed refugee camp for Rohingya Muslims in southern Bangladesh on Sunday, leaving thousands homeless, a fire official and the United Nations said. No casualties ...
The blaze which swept through the world's largest refugee camp last week was a "planned and purposeful act of sabotage," investigators say. The fire on 5 March in Bangladesh left 15,000 Rohingya ...
