Conference Focuses on Aid for Syrian Refugee Hosts

Foreign ministers and representatives from 40 nations are meeting Tuesday in Berlin to focus on helping Syria's neighbors cope with the huge group of refugees who have been pushed from their country by years of war. Jordanian Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh warned of what he called "host-country fatigue" in trying keeping pace with the needs of so many extra people. The United Nations has registered more than three million Syrian refugees. Turkey and Lebanon are each...

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