UNITED NATIONS

The Indian prime minister will take his "Make in India" mantra to Silicon Valley in September.

With global attention focused on Syria and other Middle Eastern countries, Palestine is struggling not to become invisible.

Hungary previously said stronger immigration laws there would take effect Sept. 15, and EU states have continued to look for financial solutions to the crisis.

Central European countries have rejected Brussels' quota proposal to take in refugees, complicating any unified response.

As the refugee crisis continues to rock Europe, the U.S. has stepped up to take more Syrian refugees.

The number of working-age people in the European Union has been shrinking compared with those retiring.

The far-right leaders have accused Muslim refugees of posing a threat to France's national security.

The police action continued as European Union leaders debated a quota system to ease the crisis.

The Hollywood actress, also a U.N. special envoy, addressed Britain's newly established House of Lords Committee on Sexual Violence on Tuesday.

Following the pope's call for local parishes to assist refugee families, European communities are planning their responses.

The government has proposed the African Union set up a force to help monitor the ceasefire reached last month, ending months of a build-up in violence.

The death highlights the severe conditions experienced by refugees attempting to reach Western Europe.

As the laws were passed Friday, refugees set out on foot toward Austria.

European leaders have begun switching their positions in order to confront the mounting refugee crisis in Europe.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said the solution to the ongoing crisis was to have the international community work together to fight terrorism.

As pressure mounts for European leaders to find a solution to the crisis, here's a breakdown of where refugees continue to arrive from and what options are on the table for the European Union.

UNHCR says it does not see any end to the influx of people in coming months amid continued violence in both Iraq and Syria.

The Palestinian camp has experienced an escalating humanitarian crisis amid a harsh government blockade and growing ISIS influence.

The U.N. official's visit to Syria came as the Islamic State group released a video showing two supposedly gay men being thrown off a roof to their deaths.

Rodrigo Rato, who headed the IMF from 2004 to 2007, is a target of tax, money-laundering and other investigations.

More than two dozen polling stations were reportedly closed because of violence, but international observers say the parliamentary elections Sunday were successful overall.