News Aid and Policy 13 April 2018 Syria strike, Congo no-show, and North Korea funding in freefall A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
Feature Migration 9 April 2018 As conflict spreads, chronic displacement becomes a powderkeg in Afghanistan Aid is in short supply for thousands of families forced to etch new homes into once-barren land
News Aid and Policy 30 March 2018 UN dating app sting, Afghan snowmelt, and how to spend (or not) $1.6 trillion A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Aid and Policy 2 March 2018 UN whistleblowing, Rohingya voice recorders, and Yemen cholera fears Get up to speed with our weekly cheat sheet of hot humanitarian topics
News Aid and Policy 16 February 2018 Iraq’s rebuild billions, Africa’s week of drama, and Oxfam’s seismic sex scandal Get up to speed with our weekly cheat sheet of hot humanitarian topics
News Aid and Policy 9 February 2018 Suffering Syrians, trapped Venezuelans, and a Ugandan refugee swindle Get up to speed with our weekly cheat sheet of hot humanitarian topics
News Aid and Policy 8 February 2018 Afghan attacks force aid rethink, leave local NGOs more exposed Another violent month in Afghanistan has forced aid groups to re-consider their work. But where does this leave local NGOs?
Analysis Conflict 23 January 2018 Afghanistan and the ICC: a ‘brave’ first step, but a long road ahead Probing war crimes in Afghanistan would set the ICC on a collision course with the United States. Can the court deliver?
News Aid and Policy 5 January 2018 An Ethiopian thaw, a Syrian flare-up, and an Afghan reprieve Get up to speed with our weekly cheat sheet of hot humanitarian topics
News Migration 4 January 2018 Europe sends Afghans back to danger Conflict is getting worse in Afghanistan — but that’s not slowing deportations from Europe
Feature Migration 1 January 2018 Ten humanitarian crises to look out for in 2018 IRIN’s editors sketch out the gloomy-looking horizon for next year
Feature Conflict 26 October 2017 Afghan healthcare under siege as escalating conflict cuts off access At a clinic in Kandahar, new technology is attacking a deadly disease. But can it reach the country’s most vulnerable?
