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  • "It’s much more difficult to receive assistance than to give assistance"

  • “We need rescue teams, we need people" : Libyan doctor says people have lost everything in floods

  • Food aid freeze leads to continued suffering in Tigray as investigations deepen

  • Morocco earthquake: How disaster responses are changing

  • Morocco earthquake: How disaster responses are changing

  • What happened at the inaugural Africa Climate Summit?

  • An interview with Oromo storyteller and journalist, Soreti Kadir

  • Clown festival brings critical aid and inspiration to a struggling Amazon community

  • Six months on, Syrian photographers capture life after quakes

  • Surprise election results in Guatemala give way to familiar challenges

  • An interview with Oromo storyteller and journalist, Soreti Kadir

  • ‘There’s no future in this IDP camp’: Why Somalia’s crisis needs a rethink

  • “Shouldn’t we all tone it down?”

  • Six months on, Syrian photographers capture life after quakes

  • Rehabilitation: Six months on, Syrian photographers capture life after the quakes

  • Life in the camps: Six months on, Syrian photographers capture life after the quakes

  • New homes go up: Six months on, Syrian photographers capture life after the quakes

  • Earthquake orphanage: Six months on, Syrian photographers capture life after quakes

  • Oromo poet, Soreti Kadir, asks whether Ethiopia can survive a genuine peace

  • Killings put spotlight on violence against people escaping Syria to Türkiye

  • 'The government should punish them'

  • 'They poured cold water on us to torture us'

  • 'There was no reason for this beating'

  • What do Syrians in the northwest think of the UN Security Council’s failure to renew aid resolution?

  • Palestinian artist paints images of 'love and peace' on destroyed homes

  • What's the latest restriction on women in Afghanistan?

  • "We hid in the bush as they burnt"

  • "People living in our village have nothing to do with Boko Haram"

  • "Nothing was left unburned"

  • "Soldiers were shooting and killing people"

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