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Recent fighting in Darfur has displaced over 100,000 people, with many arriving in Chad lacking aid. Funding shortages and ongoing violence have worsened conditions, leaving children malnourished and traumatized. International support remains insufficient to meet urgent needs.
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Since December 2024, nearly 2 million Syrians have returned home, including refugees from Lebanon, Jordan, and Turkey. Despite progress, many face ongoing challenges due to destruction and limited infrastructure. International aid cuts threaten recovery efforts amid a fragile peace process.
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Salih, former Iraqi president, is set to succeed Filippo Grandi as UN High Commissioner for Refugees. The appointment, pending formal approval, comes amid a year of significant funding cuts and rising global displacement. Salih's background and vision aim to reshape the agency's approach to refugee aid.