Tag: Immigration and Emigration
‘Falling Into Emptiness’: Ukrainian Families Feel the Pain of Separation
MEDYKA, Poland — Iryna Dukhota has been married to her husband for 26 years. She met him when…
Ukraine War Sets Off Europe’s Fastest Migration in Decades
ON THE UKRAINIAN-MOLDOVAN BORDER — The war in Ukraine has set off the fastest mass migration in Europe…
Recreating a Family’s Lost Holocaust History, Step by Step
That afternoon, we drove to what remains of Barcares, now an abandoned, overgrown field full of unclaimed internment…
In Detroit, a Bet That Healthy Restaurants Can Help the City
DETROIT — April Anderson built Good Cakes and Bakes, her bakery on this city’s west side, by attracting…
For Ukraine’s Refugees, Europe Opens Doors That Were Shut to Others
WASHINGTON — Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has pushed tens of thousands of people out of their homes and…
Unpaid and Potentially Stateless, Afghan Diplomats Seek Permission to Remain in U.S.
The services bring in $2,000 to $3,000 in fees each month, Mr. Nejrabi said — enough to keep…
The Quiet Flight of Muslims From France
PARIS — France’s wounded psyche is the invisible character in every one of Sabri Louatah’s novels and the…
The Traveling Trump Show Comes to South Texas
HIDALGO, Texas — Organizers of the three-day We Stand America gathering were clearly frustrated on Day Two: In…
Afghan Refugees Face Two-Tier System in Europe
Some of the Afghan women around the table in the neoclassical building in central Athens were making notes…
Esteban Torres, Congressional Advocate for Latinos, Dies at 91
Esteban Torres, an eight-term Democratic member of Congress from California who was dedicated to fighting poverty and who…
Rich Countries Lure Health Workers From Low-Income Nations to Fight Shortages
LUSAKA, Zambia — There are few nurses in the Zambian capital with the skills and experience of Alex…
How the ‘Djokovic Affair’ Finally Came to an End
SYDNEY, Australia — The day before the Australian Open was set to begin, Novak Djokovic, possibly the greatest…