Up against expiring humanitarian parole dates, a dozen Ukrainians who fled the war and settled in Alaska are reluctantly ...

More than 20 Ukrainian families in Clinton county are facing a challenging prospect. They came overseas to start over and seek safety from the war with Russia, but now their legal temporary protected ...

The Storozhuks have one year left until their parole expires, though they hope to stay in Alaska permanently. Home should be ...

The Swiss government has now set a goal of 50% of Ukrainian refugees to be in employment by the end of 2025, compared with 38 ...

Since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, more than 700 Ukrainians have settled in Alaska, at least 120 of them in the Delta ...

The bloc has accepted around 4.3 million Ukrainians under its temporary program for the protection of displaced persons Read ...

Three years ago, a Ukrainian woman fled from the war in the Donbas to the west of the country. What she encountered there in an isolated Roma settlement shocked her even more than the Russian bombs.

With a key refugee program on pause, some developers and employers are getting frustrated with the administration. But they’re still planting roots.

In Norway and Denmark (and to some extent Finland), Ukrainian refugees have gained access to language courses, integration programs, and financial support similar to that available to other refugee ...

The French Senate has adopted in the first reading a bill aimed at improving the conditions of stay in the country for ...