"we Are Broke," U.n. Says As Syria Refugee Funds Dry Up

GENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations gave its starkest warning yet on Friday that it would soon run out of cash to cope with the vast influx of Syrian refugees into Jordan and other neighboring countries.

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