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  • A stylised image of photo where smoke rises over the Bourj al-Barajneh area of southern Beirut after intense Israeli airstrikes, on 2 March 2026.
    Smoke rises over the Bourj al-Barajneh area of southern Beirut after intense Israeli airstrikes, on 2 March 2026.
  • A stylised image showing a hand holding a smartphone. The words "Breaking news" are on the phone.
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  • Stylised image for the Assam investigation "Cleared"
  • An image showing an icon of a person doing passport control superimposed over a logo from the united nations.
  • Header image for episode 1 of the Decolonise How? podcast. On the top left we see the logo of the podcast which shows the word "Decolonise" in a serif font, underlined in red and in a handwritten style the word "HOW?" below it. Further below we see the name of the guests: Sophie Otiende and Kelsie Kilawna Marchand. To the right are portraits of the guests in black and white with a halftone pattern shadow.
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  • A view of a highway. To the left side there is a sign that reads Kakuma Refugee Camp and Lokichogio Juba
    In Kakuma, aid cuts are pushing refugees towards dangerous journeys to Europe.
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  • A header image for the episode called "Tragedy? When humanitarian language becomes oppressive" of the Rethinking Humanitarianism podcast with a photo of the guest: Heidi Mogstad.
  • An illustration showing the silhouette of a person's profile with a tangled line in their head. Two arrows come out of the tangled mess, one to the right and the other to the left.
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  • A map showing Iran with a circle marking the Strait of Hormuz. Also within the map are Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Türkiye, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Israel, Gaza, Cyprus, Saudi Arabia, Yeman, Qatar, UAE, Eritrea, Sudan, Egypt.
  • Stylised image of red wooden blocks shaped like people.
  • An organagram based on research by The New Humanitarian and information provided by Adeso.
    Based on research by The New Humanitarian and information provided by Adeso.
  • A member of the Pakistan security forces fires a tear gas shell towards an anti-government rally in Islamabad organised by supporters of former prime minister Imran Khan's party, on 26 November 2024.
    A member of the Pakistan security forces fires a tear gas shell towards an anti-government rally in Islamabad organised by supporters of former prime minister Imran Khan's party, on 26 November 2024.
  • Image with the word “Inklings” in large black bold text, underlined with a dashed red line that curves downward in a zigzag shape. Below, in smaller black bold text, is the subtitle “Who takes charge of humanitarian reform?,” also underlined with a dashed red line. The background is light grey with a subtle paper texture.
  • A header image for the episode called "The aid sector’s techno-colonialism problem" of the Rethinking Humanitarianism podcast with guests Nathaniel Raymond, Mirca Madianou, and Rana F. Sweis.
  • A map showing southern Mexico and Guatemala. A locator dot is placed in Tapachula as well as Guatemala City.
  • Murals depicting migrants injured trying to hop on the network of trains known as La Bestia in the Jesús el Buen Pastor shelter in Tapachula.
    Murals depicting migrants injured trying to hop on the network of trains known as La Bestia in the Jesús el Buen Pastor shelter in Tapachula.
  • Herbert Bermúdez, director of the Jesús el Buen Pastor migrant shelter in Tapachula.
    Herbert Bermúdez, director of the Jesús el Buen Pastor migrant shelter in Tapachula.

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