More than 16 million people across Ethiopia require assistance due to drought, conflict and COVID-19

The Kakuma and Dadaab camps are home to over 400,000 refugees and asylum-seekers

President initially retained historically low 15,000-person limit set by Trump administration

Researchers are testing new vaccine formulas targeting a COVID-19 variant that first appeared in Sou

Camps hold hundreds of thousands of refugees from war-torn neighboring countries

The two camps, which formerly housed some 20,000 Eritrean refugees, were abandoned, and all the huma

Authorities have ordered UN refugee agency to make plans to close two refugee camps that are home to

The Dadaab and the Kakuma refugee camps in northern Kenya together host more than 410,000 people, a

UN human rights chief says murders and sexual attacks could amount to war crimes

The game is taking place in front of a restricted crowd due to the coronavirus pandemic 

Scientists blame an absence of national leadership and coordination, plus a lack of funding and supp

Fake news about the coronavirus can do real harm. Polygraph.info is spotlighting fact-checks from ot

Quarterbacks Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes look to add to their championship resumes

Mothers have held rare protests in Mogadishu and elsewhere, demanding to know the fate of their chil

In inauguration address, new president called on Americans to unite in 'a winter of peril and signif

AP: US vaccine rollout beset with problems, most notably a lack of leadership from the federal gove

Trump tells states: Get moving!'

Health Agency official Sara Byfors told a news conference the traveler, who was not identified, had

PM's Prosperity Party, a pan-Ethiopian movement, faces challenges from increasingly strident ethnica

Despite the Ethiopian government's announcement that fighting in Tigray is over, many of the refugee

As of February, 1.26 million refugees will have their monthly relief cash and food rations cut by 40

Tens of thousands of people have been displaced in more than a month of fighting in the country's Ti

Despite having a smaller population, Italy is set to surpass Britain's toll soon 

Mexico also approves coronavirus vaccine

He expects to be sworn in January 20 at US Capitol but wants to avoid crowds that typically gather o

The call comes as aid group notes hospitals in the restive region are running low on supplies

US biotechnology company's request could mean that health workers will be able to inoculate patients

Malaria causes a 1.3 percent loss in Africa's economic growth every year; meanwhile, the coronavirus

The UNHCR says more than 27,000 refugees have fled fighting in Ethiopia's Tigray region and headed t

The 53 passengers and 66 crew members are reportedly self-quarantining aboard the ship

Clashes in the Tigray region over the past week between Ethiopian government forces and Tigray regio

Equipment will provide health care and help those in the Amazon cope with the pandemic

Human Rights Watch says conditions in those camps are getting worse and that government's recent eff

Les articles publiés par Libnanews, le média citoyen du Liban The Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair Refugee Educ

UNRWA is appealing for nearly $95 million to control the spread of the coronavirus among Palestinian

Havana said to have recorded 269 coronavirus cases last week, the highest tally since start of pande

Nasrin Sotoudeh's husband told VOA that she started her second hunger strike of the year Tuesday at

Brazil testing blitz aims to identify asymptomatic people with coronavirus

Aid is part of a package, including efforts to facilitate ongoing testing of nursing home staff, pro

News of progress to develop safe and effective vaccine comes as European Union reaches historic deal

News of progress to develop safe and effective vaccine comes as European Union reaches historic deal

Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom are reopening Saturday, while Epcot and Disney'

Government Accountability Office says more than a million dead Americans were sent stimulus payments

Ethiopia confirmed its first infection at the Adi-Harush refugee camp in the northern Tigray region/

Mexican President says he is fine and will not take coronavirus test after coming in contact with in

Victim, a 71-year-old man, one of 20 Rohingyas confirmed as being infected with COVID-19 

Mexico City medical workers claim authorities are putting their health at risk without proper equipm

Measures center on Kutapalong refugee settlement in Bangladesh which, according to UNHCR, houses som

Dr. Rick Bright says scientists, not political concerns, must be allowed to lead

Pandemic has killed about 300,000 people worldwide and forced nations to largely shut down economies

Spokesperson for EvergreenHealth Medical Center, Kayse Dahl, said the person died in the facility in

Spokesperson for EvergreenHealth Medical Center, Kayse Dahl, said the person died in the facility in