Refugees

As refugees take the Olympic stage, the wars that sent them running for their lives continue apace.

Noam Chomsky challenges prevailing viewpoints about terrorism in Europe and assesses the threat of nuclear war.

The eviction of three occupied refugee shelters in Thessaloniki marks another episode in the Greek government's war on grassroots solidarity efforts.

A political revolution against our current system would not be the return to a less megalomaniacal Republican Party.

Nassim Zerriffi's activism campaign class teaches middle schoolers in Manhattan how democracy really works.

The fate of lost children, if they become the norm, will be the scandal of the century.

In the ultimate paradox, it is only from the tragic ashes of Brexit that an EU worthy of its founding ideals can finally be born.

As nationalism and racism surge across the continent, a Europe adrift seeks security by hardening policies against migrants.

War, civil unrest, genocide, criminality, famine and disease have led to the voluntary and involuntary migration of far too many people around the globe.

Lydia Noon reports on a Facebook group whose members connect displaced people to their families.