Countries will set their own targets, but for the United States and Canada, for example, a minimum of 25,000 Syrian refugees is a good place to start... READ MORE›
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall has expressed concern over the federal government's plans to bring in 25,000 Syrian refugees by year's end... READ MORE›
Asked if Isil could be sending militants under cover of being refugees Mr Saab said Yes they bring some people the smugglers... READ MORE›
As European Union officials struggle to cope with the growing crisis they have not yet agreed on how many migrants and refugees each country will accept... READ MORE›
Vancouver property developer Ian Gillespie is refurbishing and furnishing a 12-unit property in the city's West End in order to provide temporary accommodations for Syrian refugees... READ MORE›
Pressure is mounting on David Cameron to change his stance after he claimed that taking more and more refugees is not the answer to the crisis... READ MORE›
He is travelling with his brother Walid who operated a concrete-mixer truck in Idlib Walid's wife and two young children and several other friends and relatives... READ MORE›
The Syrian man, one of 900 asylum-seekers welcomed in Weimar, Germany, was no less upset... READ MORE›
German chancellor Angela Merkel's bold open-door policy for refugees has hit her usually high popularity ratings as well as brought a backlash in her conservative ranks... READ MORE›
The current refugee crisis is putting the European Union and all of its member states to a historic test... READ MORE›
WASHINGTON -- The House passed a bill Thursday to halt the admission of Syrian refugees into the U.S... READ MORE›
When dozens of refugees tried to escape police officers at a Hungarian camp on Tuesday one camerawoman decided to get involved... READ MORE›
David Cameron is expanding on his commitment to bring 20 000 refugees to Britain... READ MORE›
In his statement, Mr Cameron acknowledged the depth of public feeling and said it was right that Britain should fulfil its moral responsibility to help refugees... READ MORE›
The children live with their family at an asylum-seekers' shelter in nearby Vossberg village and are waiting for local authorities to process their asylum applications... READ MORE›
And all of the refugees from both Jordan and Lebanon will fly from Amman, Jordan, to either Toronto or Montreal, he said... READ MORE›
Pegida, which drew crowds of 25,000 at its height before collapsing earlier this year, has been trying to regroup around opposition to Mrs Merkel's refugee policy... READ MORE›
Some 2,100 migrants had poured into Munich's main station by Tuesday night, said Carsten Neubert, a police spokesman... READ MORE›
All proceeds from the event will go toward assisting with the resettlement of Syrian refugees in Canada... READ MORE›
People greet refugees as they arrive at the main train station in Munich, Germany Photo Corbis I feel very safe here, she told the Telegraph... READ MORE›
The first 500 refugees have reached Munich on special trains from Vienna Nickelsdorf and Salzburg where thousands arrived overnight after abandoning hopes of settling in Hungary... READ MORE›
Online political reporter Germany has said it can take in at least half a million Syrian refugees every year... READ MORE›
Behind sweden's warm welcome for refugees a backlash is brewing... READ MORE›
Refugee crisis Germany imposes restrictions on Syrian refugees in surprise U-turn... READ MORE›
Angela merkel firm favourite for nobel prize over refugee crisis... READ MORE›
As winter looms germany struggles to find homes for refugees... READ MORE›
Migrants pose a domestic security threat as thousands continue to enter germany says the german police chief... READ MORE›
It is not the first time Landshut has seen a flood of refugees... READ MORE›
Refugees may be able to study for free in Germany... READ MORE›
Image Makeover Germany expects to take in 800,000 asylum seekers this year... READ MORE›
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