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Ukraine aid requirements leave other global hotspots starved of funds

NEW YORK CITY/BOGOTA, Colombia: Growing humanitarian needs and a focus on Ukraine have left aid agencies with too little money to address the world’s other pressing crises, particularly the deteriorating situations in countries including Syria, Afghanistan and Ethiopia. Humanitarian aid agencies working in the world’s conflict and disaster zones need $48.7 billion in 2022 to

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Influx of 18,000 Ukrainians in Scotland could live in refugee centres

Ukrainians with permission to enter Scotland could be forced to sleep in emergency refugee centres sharing large halls with many others after 10,000 hosts withdrew accommodation.

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Nevada Affordable Housing Assistance Corporation Partners with Legal Aid Center to Assist Homeowners

Nevada Affordable Housing Assistance Corporation Partners with Legal Aid Center to Assist Homeowners
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CEE nations shoulder a big burden as refugees flow in from Ukraine

Since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on Feb 24, millions of refugees from Ukraine have crossed borders into neighboring countries or moved farther westward, with Europe now experiencing the biggest refugee crisis since World War II.

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WAR IN UKRAINE: Disinformation shifting views on refugees

When Dominika Sokur spoke to her children in the playground, she overheard hostile reactions that she said are being fueled by disinformation. “When we come to the playground, people go: ‘Ah, the Ukrainians have come, let’s get out of here,’” said Sokur, 41, a Czech married to a Ukrainian who lives in the town of Holubice north of Prague. “I have overheard them complaining that we get to ride buses and visit the zoo for free,” she said. The attitude illustrates rising resentment against Ukrainian refugees in parts of Europe that experts link to false social media posts about Ukrainian refugees and the

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