Opinion Migration 11 February 2019 The world’s 40 million invisible refugees Principles to protect the rights of internally displaced people were outlined more than 20 years ago. It’s time to start following them.
News Aid and Policy 18 January 2019 Al-Shabab attacks, swine fever, and sexual harassment at the UN A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Aid and Policy 2 November 2018 Refugees post-Pittsburgh, Rohingya trauma, and Pacific island storms A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
Opinion Human Rights 22 October 2018 Reporter’s Diary: Heal Somalia’s former child soldiers, heal a nation “Sometimes I wake up screaming”
News Aid and Policy 19 October 2018 Afghan voting, Ugandan mudslides and Burundi’s rusty old signs Stay in the loop on humanitarian issues
Analysis Aid and Policy 12 October 2018 Famine and the machine Can big money and big data make famine a thing of the past?
News Aid and Policy 3 August 2018 Angry Iraqis, fed-up Nicaraguans, and a Mosul blooper A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
Photo feature Migration 4 June 2018 ‘Always looking at the sky’: Life amidst Somalia’s flood waters After drought, heavy rains and overflowing rivers bring new worries
Analysis Aid and Policy 15 May 2018 Emergency aid funding fell in 2017, even as Syria/Yemen wars drove needs higher Despite calls to reform and “localise” the response to humanitarian crises, two thirds of the money went to just 13 major groups
Feature Aid and Policy 21 February 2018 Somalia’s climate change refugees Forced off their land by drought, rural families face a precarious existence in Mogadishu
Feature Solutions and Innovations 29 December 2017 Drone strikes, diphtheria, and data Get up to speed with our weekly cheat sheet of hot humanitarian topics
Opinion Conflict 29 November 2017 No quick fixes in 'countering violent extremism' Islamic communities must lead and decide on the best ways to counter Salafi Jihadism, says Hala Alkarib
