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The EU must not turn its back on the world's most fragile countries

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By Harlem Désir
| EUobserver Verified
Since the last European elections in 2019, the world has changed dramatically. The number of people in humanitarian need has more than doubled to nearly 300mn, and displacement has soared by almost 40 percent to 110mn. But this suffering is not being felt equally across the globe - it is being concentrated in just a handful of particularly fragile contexts at the intersection of conflict and the climate crisis.
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A more humane approach to asylum is in Europe’s interest

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By Harlem Désir
| POLITICO Europe Verified
Harlem Désir is senior vice president, Europe at the International Rescue Committee. The ink has barely dried on the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum, and yet, the gains made by the hard right and populists in this month’s European Parliament election suggests that the fierce debate around who the EU welcomes — and how — is far from over.
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After Ukraine and Gaza, the forgotten crisis - Syrian refugees

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By Harlem Désir, Nivedita Monga
| EUobserver Verified
After 13 years of conflict and crisis, the situation faced by many Syrian refugees remains desperate. There are now more than five million refugees from Syria are registered in the region - with the majority living in Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey. Despite many having been displaced for more than a decade, returning home in safety is simply not an option.
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