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  1. US policy shifts are impacting global resettlement quotas, leading to consequences for various regions including Syria, Sudan, and Bangladesh.

Geopolitical conflicts are driving mass displacement globally, forcing refugees into neighboring countries across multiple regions.

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Geopolitical conflicts are driving mass displacement globally, forcing refugees into neighboring countries across multiple regions.

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  1. Crises in Syria and Sudan are causing mass displacement, with the situation in Mandatory Palestine also being affected.Sub-event
  2. Mass displacement caused by geopolitical conflicts affecting Syria, Sudan, Bangladesh, and Palestine.1 source
  3. Trump's return to power is noted as affecting aid policy amid ongoing regional conflicts and displacement.1 source

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