Feature Aid and Policy 22 February 2018 Former Save the Children staffers speak out on abusive culture under Justin Forsyth Justin Forsyth resigns from UNICEF, but says he’s not leaving because of past misconduct. Former staff say his apology is not enough
Investigations Aid and Policy 6 February 2018 Yemen PR wars: Saudi Arabia employs UK/US firms to push multi-billion dollar aid plan Is the PR machine driving Saudi Arabia’s new Yemen aid plan harmless spin or calculated war strategy?
Feature Solutions and Innovations 30 January 2018 Gains against malaria at risk from US cuts, donor complacency The fight against malaria was a big US success story. It may not remain so
Opinion Aid and Policy 10 January 2018 The human cost of cuts to the peacekeeping mission in Congo The US administration is urging cost-saving cuts to peacekeeping operations. Vulnerable civilians will ultimately pay the price
Analysis Conflict 20 November 2017 Russia has finished off the UN’s Syria chemical attack probe. What now? Is there still a path to accountability for Syria’s gas attacks?
Analysis Solutions and Innovations 15 November 2017 Bots and bombs: Does cyberspace need a “Digital Geneva Convention”? Microsoft is calling for a new international legal framework for cyber conflict with tech giants earning neutral “protected status”
Feature Conflict 8 November 2017 US ramps up military strikes in Somalia Human rights groups concerned there will be a rise in civilian casualties
Analysis Aid and Policy 23 October 2017 Winter is coming: Who will rebuild Raqqa? Exploring the future of Raqqa provides clues to the endgame of Syria’s long and complex war
News Aid and Policy 6 October 2017 US ends 20 years of sanctions on Sudan Has Omar al-Bashir done enough to merit this reward?
Special Report Migration 19 September 2017 What do Yazidis make of Kurdish independence? Next week's independence referendum has divided one of Iraqi Kurdistan's most persecuted groups
Special Report Migration 13 September 2017 A country called Kurdistan? Weeks ahead of an independence referendum for Kurds in Iraq, IRIN finds the would-be nation divided and cynical
Opinion Solutions and Innovations 11 September 2017 Innovative but dull: disaster insurance is starting to pay off Millions of dollars of relief funding are already on the way to countries hit by Hurricane Irma. How?
