Sunday, 18 August 2019 News feature Conflict 27 May 2019 Can they ever go home? The forgotten victims of Georgia’s civil war Taylor Weidman/TNH
Feature Environment and Disasters 19 April 2017 As quake-prone Asia urbanises, shoddy construction raises disaster risk Building codes are often unenforced in the world’s most populous and quake-prone continent
Analysis Aid and Policy 31 March 2017 Bellicose North Korea gives aid donors the jitters The UN is making its humanitarian appeal for North Korea amid growing tensions and donor anxiety. Will the secretive state's civilians pay a heavy price?
News Environment and Disasters 22 February 2017 Indian Ocean Dipole? The obscure climate phenomenon driving drought in East Africa The negative Indian Ocean Dipole has caused low rainfall over East Africa, where 12.8 million people face famine
News Aid and Policy 13 February 2017 UN under fire even as Pakistan lifts Afghan deportation order Pakistan has moved its deportation deadline, but the pressure is still very much on Afghan refugees to leave
Analysis Conflict 9 February 2017 EXCLUSIVE: UN rights envoy urges inquiry into abuses of Rohingya in Myanmar Will pressure from the UN rights envoy prove the tipping point that leads to a commission of inquiry into the abuse of the Rohingya?
Analysis Aid and Policy 19 January 2017 Climate change and mass migration: a growing threat to global security We’ve only seen the tip of the iceberg so far. What will countries do when tens of millions are on the move?
Analysis Migration 3 January 2017 The roots and risks of Myanmar’s new Rohingya insurgency Will global Islamist militants capitalise on oppression of Myanmar Muslims?
Feature Migration 22 December 2016 Myanmar says Rohingya rape and abuse allegations “made-up”, despite mounting evidence As allegations of widespread civilian abuse grow, Myanmar's claims of military "restraint" become increasingly hard to believe
Analysis Aid and Policy 5 December 2016 If Trump’s America shrinks humanitarian support, will China fill the void? A new “white paper" shows Beijing envisioning a bigger international role
Analysis Migration 10 November 2016 Will the UN become complicit in Pakistan’s illegal return of Afghan refugees? Pakistan has threatened to deport all Afghan refugees who don’t leave by 31 March, and the UN is poised to support this illegal repatriation.
Photo feature Aid and Policy 24 October 2016 Why are Afghan refugees being forced back to a worsening war? Part of an in-depth series on Afghanistan's migration crisis
News Migration 13 October 2016 Afghan forces regain control of Kunduz, allowing residents to return As fighting dies down, tens of thousands can go home. But what will they find when they get there?
