Analysis Conflict 14 August 2018 BRIEFING: All you need to know about South Sudan's new power-sharing accord Will it help end the war and improve civilian life?
News Aid and Policy 10 August 2018 Rohingya returns, counting the dead, and a MeToo round-up A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Environment and Disasters 27 July 2018 Eritrean refugees, UN laggards, and disasters times three A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Migration 6 July 2018 Landmines, limbo, and look out dictators A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News feature Conflict 2 July 2018 “The conflict must end”: Fighting threatens to drive up hunger in South Sudan’s lean season The latest move to end the civil war is already faltering
News Aid and Policy 22 June 2018 Missing pages, more on that jacket, and inside the mind of the Taliban A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
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
News Aid and Policy 27 April 2018 Afghan drought, Syria information wars, and aid access in South Sudan A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
Feature Conflict 24 April 2018 For medical workers in South Sudan's war, just reaching the sick is a challenge With the May-November rainy season, air evacuations become even more difficult
Analysis Conflict 12 April 2018 A who’s who in South Sudan’s splintering civil war Former army chief Paul Malong’s new group is just the latest in a proliferation of opposition factions
Analysis Food 5 March 2018 How to declare a famine: A primer from South Sudan Understanding the complexities of food security analysis in South Sudan, where more than seven million people are at risk of starvation
Feature Aid and Policy 8 January 2018 The struggle to survive South Sudan’s hunger season Famine was declared in some areas last year, but worse is expected in 2018
