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We Don't Want to go to Europe: The Other Reality of Syrian Refugees
The situation this Turkish border town of Sanliurfa is the unacknowledged reality of Syrian refugee crisis that millions are not keen or able to make the journey to the West.
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Meet 4-Month-Old Sherwan, or 'Warrior' a Child Without a Nation
The refugee crisis shaking the world has come to be narrowly defined as Syrians fleeing the war, trying to enter Europe.
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Children of Kobane: Escaped From ISIS, Into 'Slavery'
The Syrian war has left an estimated four million people outside its borders.
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20,000 Foreign Fighters Head to Syria: US
Foreign fighters are flocking to Syria at an "unprecedented" rate, with more than 20,000 volunteers from around the world joining the Islamic State or other extremist groups, US intelligence officials said on Tuesday.
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Syrian Kurds Find Refuge in Camp Named After Suicide Bomber
Syrian Kurdish refugees who streamed into Turkey from Kobane have found sanctuary in a new camp named after a female Kurdish suicide bomber who blew herself up in the battle against jihadists for the besieged Syrian town.
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We Don't Want to go to Europe: The Other Reality of Syrian Refugees
The situation this Turkish border town of Sanliurfa is the unacknowledged reality of Syrian refugee crisis that millions are not keen or able to make the journey to the West.
-
Meet 4-Month-Old Sherwan, or 'Warrior' a Child Without a Nation
The refugee crisis shaking the world has come to be narrowly defined as Syrians fleeing the war, trying to enter Europe.
-
Children of Kobane: Escaped From ISIS, Into 'Slavery'
The Syrian war has left an estimated four million people outside its borders.
-
20,000 Foreign Fighters Head to Syria: US
Foreign fighters are flocking to Syria at an "unprecedented" rate, with more than 20,000 volunteers from around the world joining the Islamic State or other extremist groups, US intelligence officials said on Tuesday.
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Syrian Kurds Find Refuge in Camp Named After Suicide Bomber
Syrian Kurdish refugees who streamed into Turkey from Kobane have found sanctuary in a new camp named after a female Kurdish suicide bomber who blew herself up in the battle against jihadists for the besieged Syrian town.
