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Thousands face homelessness in Greek refugee relocation push

Greek officials say housing must be secured for other vulnerable asylum seekers on the islands, many of whom "sleep under trees", giving the excuse to moving more than 11,200 people out of flats, hotels and camps on the mainland.

Regime air raids kill at least 15 despite Idlib truce

A new cessation of hostilities agreement between Russia and Turkey, who support the opposite sides in the conflict, went into effect last week but violence has continued.

Iraqi activist found dead amid anti-government protests

Security forces say none of the demonstrators were taken into custody, while pro-Iran armed groups blamed by protesters for Friday's killings swore they had no role in the violence.

Olive oil production comes back to life in Syria's Afrin

Turkey liberated Afrin from the YPG almost a year ago. With the region free of terror an important source of income for local farmers – olive oil – is enjoying a revival.

Refugees pitch tents in Paris after shutdown of Calais camp

Hundreds of tents have been pitched by refugees along the streets of Paris after the Calais camp was demolished earlier this week.