Search form

You are here

  • Home
  • International Organization for Migration (IOM)

International Organization for Migration (IOM)



UN: Funding gaps threaten lives of 1.9 million displaced in South Sudan

  • IOM said humanitarian needs were dramatically outstripping resources in one of the world’s most displacement-affected countries
  • “Critical funding shortfalls are putting the lives of over 1.9 million displaced people in South Sudan at risk“
By AFP ·

Thousands of Africans returned home through an EU program, as many say they’ve been abandoned

By AP ·

Tunisia repatriates 10,000 migrants in 2025, vows not to become a transit zone

By Reuters ·

152 Syrians flown home from Libya: UN migration agency

By AFP ·

‘Everybody is tired’ of war in Ukraine, UN migration chief says

By Reuters ·

At least 60 people feared missing in two deadly shipwrecks off Libya, IOM says

By Reuters ·

UN says ‘alarmed’ by escalating violence in Libya’s Tripoli

By AFP ·

Over 72,000 migrants dead, disappeared globally since 2014: UN

By AFP ·
Special photos

How falling cases of tuberculosis in Iraq reflect a wider health system recovery

By Sherouk Zakaria ·

Tunisian president urges increased migrant returns

By AFP ·

Angered by mass-layoffs, UN migration agency staff demand member states step in

By AFP ·

UN migration agency laying off around 20 percent of HQ staff amid US aid cuts: sources

By AFP ·

Over 500,000 Afghans displaced due to climate disasters in 2024: IOM

By AFP ·

Latest updates

How a Syrian refugee chef met Britain’s King Charles
Imad Alarnab, a chef and restaurant owner who fled Syria in 2015, works at one of his restaurants in central London. (AFP)
Germany scrambles to rescue thousands of stranded tourists
Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said Germany would soon send planes to Saudi Arabia and Oman, where the airspace remained open.
Pakistan army hits Afghan Taliban drone storage facility, ammunition depot in Jalalabad
Gaza fuel running short after Israel closes borders amid Iran war
Gaza is wholly ‌dependent on fuel ‌brought in by trucks from Israel ​and ‌Egypt.
Amazon’s AWS reports outage after UAE datacenter struck by ‘objects’

Recommended

Middle-East
Why world powers have a major interest in keeping Strait of Hormuz open
Middle-East
A history of strikes on Iran from 1980 to 2026
Middle-East
How Syria’s government responded to February’s floods 

Search form

Print Edition
Read pdf version Subscribe now
© 2026 SAUDI RESEARCH & PUBLISHING COMPANY, All Rights Reserved And subject to Terms of Use Agreement.