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© Rex Jihadi John tops secret 'kill list' of five Isil extremists The Telegraph understands that five more Isil extremists are being targeted for further drone strikes in Syria after three extremists were killed in precision attack last month. Jihadi John is at the head of a "kill list" of five Isil.... |
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The world is facing the largest migrant crisis since the end of the Second World War, as millions of people flee violence in war-torn Syria. Seven million Syrians have been displaced and another 4 million have fled the country ravaged by the ongoing civil war and the rise of Islamic State. |
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The world is facing the largest migrant crisis since the end of the Second World War, as millions of people flee violence in war-torn Syria. Seven million Syrians have been displaced and another 4 million have fled the country ravaged by the ongoing civil war and the rise of Islamic State. |
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Australia will boost its refugee and humanitarian intake by 12,000 permanent places and provide more than $40 million for United Nations efforts to deal with the Syrian crisis. It's also understood the green light has been given to RAAF bombers entering Syrian airspace to hit Islamic State targets. |
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INTERNATIONAL aid agencies told Immigration Minister Peter Dutton during meetings in Europe vital assistance was needed to help feed, clothe and shelter refugees in camps located outside Syria's borders. The message was reinforced back home by World Vision chief Tim Costello, who said bringing extra.... |
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INTERNATIONAL aid agencies told Immigration Minister Peter Dutton during meetings in Europe vital assistance was needed to help feed, clothe and shelter refugees in camps located outside Syria's borders. The message was reinforced back home by World Vision chief Tim Costello, who said bringing extra.... |
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Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has been told Australia giving extra money is vital to deal with the Syrian refugee crisis. Australia has been asked on two fronts to provide more money to the United Nations refugee agency as part of its response to the Syrian crisis. |
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Australia has been asked on two fronts to provide more money to the United Nations refugee agency as part of its response to the Syrian crisis. International aid agencies told Immigration Minister Peter Dutton during meetings in Europe vital assistance was needed to help feed, clothe and shelter refugees in camps located outside Syria's borders. |
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Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott is not known for his benevolence toward refugees. Take his response to the shocking image of the body of a Syrian toddler washed up on a Turkish beach last week. "If you want to stop the deaths, if you want to stop the drownings you have got to stop the boats,”.... |
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Press Secretary Josh Earnest could reveal little more about the administration's plans, however, stressing that the policies in place are still under review by the State Department, which has taken the lead on this issue. 'We continue to be concerned about about the vulnerable position of so many.... |
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US will continue to play a 'leading role' in the crisis, White House said, but that doesn't ' necessarily' mean it will take in more migrants; It already gives the most to countries close to the conflict and could increase its humanitarian aid; Republicans worry that raising caps could effect national security; White House said it's a top concern. |
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