Today: UNRWA’s private-sector fundraising, more humanitarian R-words, and can David Beasley find a pot of gold at the end of ...

From widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure to severe movement restrictions, Israel’s largest military operation ...

Maiduguri, the former urban base of Boko Haram, has been revived. The new hotels, the streets choked with traffic, the ...

After returning home during the ceasefire, journalist Nour ElAssy has been forcibly displaced again. Now, she confronts a war ...

Mutual aid groups in Sudan are responding to the mass return of hundreds of thousands of people to major cities that have ...

This ongoing series on Sudan profiles youth-led, neighbourhood-based mutual aid groups – known as emergency response rooms – ...

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Russia’s treatment of Ukrainian prisoners of war is undermining trust in international humanitarian law and the institutions ...

After house demolitions and more than 1,500 arrests, Kashmiris now fear further escalation as hate speech spreads.

For many South Sudanese, aid cuts offer hardship, but also hope of breaking through a detested status quo. For others, it is ...

GUATEMALA: Police arrested Indigenous leaders Luis Pacheco and Hector Chaclán on charges linked to their participation in ...