The opulent rooms of Chateau Purcari in Moldova are now hosting Ukrainians fleeing the war in their country. For the owner of the hotel, accommodating refugees is as much about politics as it is about compassion.
European countries are working out how to provide education and integration opportunities to the more than four million people who have fled Ukraine since the Russian invasion in February. Two million of them are children, according1
Indians living in countries around the world are traveling to the Polish border to help Ukrainian refugees fleeing the Russian invasion. Volunteers help however they can by providing warm meals and necessary supplies.
A Russian couple in Serbia has opened their hotel to dozens of Ukrainians fleeing the war. They say the refugees are welcome to stay free of charge for as long as they need.
France is taking its share of Ukrainian refugees with locals in Paris stepping up to help as the refugee crisis escalates. FRANCE 24 met some of those fleeing the war and the Parisians who are helping them navigate the French system1