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What next for Armenians? Regional rivalries on display after Nagorno-Karabakh takeover

Ethnic Armenians are also wary of Ilham Aliyev's choice of company and location for that offer of reassurance: Azerbaijan's own enclave inside Armenia, Nakhchivan. Baku has a backer: Turkey and its leader, Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The pair were in Nakhchivan for talks on Monday. With traditional mediator Russia showing the cold shoulder these days to Yerevan, what are the prospects for EU-sponsored talks and, more broadly, for a peace that can last?

Syria's Assad 'creates a problem but presents himself as a solution,' analyst says

Leaders in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Jordan have decided they need to work with the Syrian regime, to solve problems ranging from the return of refugees to the drug smuggling crisis there.

Manon Loizeau documents exile, hardship & childhood in new film on Afghan teenager

Manon talks about working with her musician sister Emily on the soundtrack for the film, looks back at a career spent shining a light on injustice and resistance, and we discuss the glimmers of hope amid repression across the globe.

Cristian Stellini recalls coaching refugees to put Spurs ‘crisis’ in perspective

Cristian Stellini believes Tottenham’s current problems pale into insignificance as the new acting head coach reflected on his time coaching refugees in Turin.

Refugees in Lebanon fear deportation: Authorities plan controversial return of Syrians

Also this week, Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi visited Qatar for the first time since a major rift between the two countries. It was back in 2017 that Egypt joined Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain in severing diplomatic ties with Doha and imposing a blockade over its alleged support for the Muslim Brotherhood. The blockade came to an end last January and Doha is now expected to invest billions in the Egyptian economy.

From war to work: How Ukrainian refugees are integrating Europe's workforce

Veronica Rossini, Director of the Tent Partnership for Refugees, says "I hope that what we're seeing now is setting a blueprint for future refugee crises to come, and that instead of being the outlier, this becomes the way that Europe supports and welcomes all refugees, regardless of where they're from."

Ukrainians have the right to work in Europe - but how difficult is it to find a job?

Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s war in their country have the right to live and work in the EU for up to three years.

Poland and Hungary: In the shadow of the war in Ukraine

In Poland, we meet Deputy Foreign Minister Marcin Przydacz; Radek Sikorski, Member of the European Parliament and former foreign minister (European People's Party); Róża Thun, Member of the European Parliament (Renew Europe group); and Agata Kluczewska, President of Wolno Nam Foundation in Krakow.

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What next for Armenians? Regional rivalries on display after Nagorno-Karabakh takeover

Syria's Assad 'creates a problem but presents himself as a solution,' analyst says

Manon Loizeau documents exile, hardship & childhood in new film on Afghan teenager

Cristian Stellini recalls coaching refugees to put Spurs ‘crisis’ in perspective

Refugees in Lebanon fear deportation: Authorities plan controversial return of Syrians

From war to work: How Ukrainian refugees are integrating Europe's workforce

Ukrainians have the right to work in Europe - but how difficult is it to find a job?

Poland and Hungary: In the shadow of the war in Ukraine