Friday, 22 March 2019 Analysis Aid and Policy 20 March 2019 Humanitarian innovation faces rethink as innovators take stock Andrew Brown/UNICEF
Analysis Aid and Policy 12 March 2019 Aid groups worry new US anti-terror law could leave them liable “A lot of people, including the Trump administration, recognise the real problems here”
Analysis Conflict 5 March 2019 The blame game over Syria’s winter fuel crisis Sanctions, economic warfare, or government corruption: what is really causing the shortages?
Analysis Conflict 4 March 2019 Briefing: Months after a massacre in Congo, little aid but plenty of fear “Who is left to vote? Everyone has been killed or displaced”
Analysis Conflict 14 February 2019 Power shift creates new tensions and Tigrayan fears in Ethiopia “Shaking up Ethiopia's government risks exacerbating several long-simmering ethnic rivalries”
Analysis Migration 13 February 2019 Briefing: How the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh is changing Aid groups are preparing for a new round of funding. But in city-sized refugee camps, emergency needs are morphing into long-term problems.
Analysis Migration 7 February 2019 Briefing: Nigerians seek safety in Cameroon as Boko Haram crisis escalates Tens of thousands of refugees who escaped a wave of attacks now need assistance, but not everyone who flees across the border finds safety.
Analysis Aid and Policy 6 February 2019 Whatever happened to the ceasefire deal in Yemen? “The needs are going up, not down”
Analysis Aid and Policy 31 January 2019 What effect did the US shutdown have on foreign aid? “Funding uncertainty is the worst enemy of development practitioners”
Analysis Conflict 31 January 2019 Briefing: What the fuel protests mean for Zimbabweans “People will want to leave, and they are already doing so”
Analysis Aid and Policy 16 January 2019 Trump pullout plan leaves aid groups in northeast Syria scrambling As Turkey threatens an offensive, thousands of civilians face disrupted assistance and new displacement
Analysis Migration 14 January 2019 A “manufactured” Brexit migrant crisis masks new risks ahead Over-reaction to a small rush of Iranian arrivals aside, Britain is in a mess over immigration and no one knows where things are heading.
Analysis Migration 10 January 2019 UPDATED: Four humanitarian challenges for Congo's new leader A landmark election sees opposition leader Felix Tshisekedi emerge as Joseph Kabila’s likely successor. His in-tray is already overflowing.
