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Nearly 10 million Ukrainians have, or risk getting, a mental health condition, according to the World Health Organization.

Three sons of Hamas' political chief were reportedly killed on Wednesday by Israeli forces.

Armenia has made notable progress in aligning with EU membership criteria. It has demonstrated a commitment to democratic governance, undertaken economic reforms, and improved legal and institutional frameworks.

A woman who moved to New York amid the Russia-Ukraine war warned the city is "impossible" to live in.

The main challenge for the humanitarian response is both straightforward and complex: chronic underfunding.

"Jordan has been negatively affected in all aspects of life as a result of the war in Gaza," a Jordanian ex-official told Newsweek.

The humanitarian agencies in Sudan are not getting enough funding to help the victims of the civil war.

Voters are simply exhausted by the refugee issue, as the Turkish system of hosting migrants and refugees defies simple solutions.

The conversation could get awkward. But it's a conversation the U.S. and Israel need to have.

Video showing an aggressive attempt by migrants to get into the U.S. is causing concerns about border security.

Gaza doesn't need ineffective air drops of aid or a "humanitarian pier." It needs an immediate ceasefire.

The Supreme Court decision allowing Texas to enforce its new immigration law is clearly an important ruling that is to be applauded nationwide.

Despite the urgent need, funding for programs that help provide safe water and sanitation to at-risk communities is severely short.

The illusion of America led me to abandon my imperfect home for no home and now has deprived me of my faith too.

Donald Trump hit out at illegal immigration into the United States in a new video published on his Truth Social website.

An Irish politician has refused invites to St. Patrick's Day celebrations in Washington this year because of Biden's Gaza stance.

"There is always room for improvement," Iranian Vice President for Women and Family Affairs Ensiyeh Khazali told Newsweek.

The U.S. could face a surge in illegal migration from Haiti due to the country's political turmoil according to government officials.

Migrants in Haiti gang violence

New USCIS rule cuts the refugee work permit waiting period to 30 days, enhancing U.S. integration efforts.

Army General Laura Richardson said that the military was "ready if we need to deal with a mass migration."

Speaking exclusively to Newsweek, the charity Razom for Ukraine detailed the consequences of New York City not renewing its funding.

Tough lessons being learned on Gaza's underground battlefields may prove important in a future Israeli-Hezbollah conflict.

By continuing to focus on border management alone, the president is leaving long-term U.S. residents in the cold.

We unpack some must-see K-dramas and Korean films for 2024, including "Parasite" star Song Kang-ho's first lead role in a drama series.

Roman Sharf was slammed for buying a $9,000 pair of sneakers autographed by Donald Trump.

"The Israeli forces have a responsibility to enable humanitarian operations across Gaza," an UNRWA spokesperson told Newsweek.

"Unfortunately, today and yesterday, the U.N. didn't show up to work," IDF Colonel Moshe Tetro told reporters.

Texas Governor Abbott invoked what he called the state's "constitutional right to defend itself from invasion."