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Ukraine because they also were scared. they will come across the border. this is a huge effort, if you think about it, just over a week, so many tens of thousands of people have been displaced and have left this neighbouring country to poland. the eu understands that these people need notjust temporary help, this will last for as long as it is needed but these people also need help for the longer future. they need to think about what they will do next. given the large amount of ukrainian nationa...

Hot meal, theres just the searing knowledge that your husband, your son, your father has been left behind. >> this is obviously headed for a very long conflict here. it could go in a lot of different directions. but, i mean, this is not something thats going to end, you know, next week. what are the needs right now? long term, what are the needs going to be in terms of helping people here? >> reporter: well, to separate out the sort of two places of need, i mean, first when that more than a mill...

500,000 of fled to poland. nearly 120,000 fled to hungry. tens of thousands to via, romanians love aqua, and other eastern european countries. the un refugee agency expects a total of 4 million to leave ukraine in the coming weeks and months. the agency also reports, those fleeing war torn ukraine have waited up to 60 hours in freezing temperatures to cross into poland, with many spending days on the roads, waiting to cross. tomorrow, the eu commission is expected to approve a special rule, that...

All the tools of modern communication to try to galvanize worldwide support. and hell bow addressing this group as he has done with different -- the u.s. congress, different legislatures around the world and hell address this group as well and in each case, hes found a way to have a resinant message and be interesting to see what that will be. >> and the issue of refugees. well talk to julia ainsley, whos broken news on this front today. europe has put out the welcome mat. no visas for three yea...

Especially as it relates to refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants. they did a particularly bad job of this with the syrian migrants who had come in. they are doing a better job of it, largely because the eu has a coordinated response where they will take these people in and give them temporary protected status, where they can get residency and work permits. so hungary has grudgingly agreed with that. its not in keeping what the prime minister believes and running on. but the people of hungary h...

On immigration this budget slashes i.c.e. detention and boosts funding for the agency that grants amnesty. they will give money to the bureaucrats but hand out work permits and asylum benefits and green cards. >> laura: charlie, the white house said it will invest a total of 45 billion dollars to tackle the climate crisis. 16.7-billion dollars increase over last year. 3.8 billion dollars to support clean energy projects. 18 billion dollars for climate resilience and adaptation programs. 11 billi...

The mass resettlement of illegal immigrants by slashing ice detention and as you mentioned, boosting funding for the agency that grants amnesty. so f on the oneor hand theyre going to get rid of all the beds. so even if they wanted to deport people, they would not be able to. then on the other hand , theyre going to give money to the bureaucrats w that hand out work permits, asylum benefits, refugee status and green cards. now, charlie, the white houseli budget report also says that its going to...

Hard—nosed retaliation by israel will only backfire and lead to a cycle of increased violence and make things worse. id make these attacks come after a period of relative calm and peace in this real? yes, because there has been a lot of behind—the—scenes negotiations, you know, both authority led by the president in the west bank and very quietly and behind—the—scenes also with gaza, the fact that israel has not seen little attacks for some time is not a coincidence. of behind—the—...

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Refugees from Ukraine who are hosted by Australia will receive a three-year visa allowing them to obtain state health insurance and work permits, Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Senator Marise Payne announced on Sunday, according to TASS