Tuesday, 15 October 2019 Analysis Aid and Policy 10 July 2017 New refugee framework “dead in the water” without more international support UNHCR/F.Noy
Feature Migration 20 June 2017 Seven must-read stories this World Refugee Day This World Refugee Day, read up and reflect on the many different predicaments facing those fleeing war around the globe, none of them good
Feature Migration 19 June 2017 So, your country isn't keen to resettle refugees. Are you? Canada has provided a model of private refugee sponsorship for others to follow, but will they?
Special Report Solutions and Innovations 8 June 2017 Surveillance for good? Facebook tracks disaster victims Good or bad, Facebook’s “disaster maps” represent a new level of engagement between Silicon Valley and the humanitarian sector
Analysis Aid and Policy 29 March 2017 New UN chief faces uphill battle on conflict prevention Early conflict prevention is a great mantra, but how does UN chief Guterres intend to pay for it?
News Migration 31 January 2017 EXCLUSIVE: EU migrant policy in Africa built on incorrect Niger data If the EU is pushing African countries to sign up to migrant crackdowns, it needs to use the correct data
Analysis Migration 30 January 2017 UPDATED*: Trump action derails global refugee resettlement efforts Resettling more refugees was already proving difficult. With President Trump’s executive order, it’s now likely to become a downwards trend
Analysis Aid and Policy 26 January 2017 Trump actions set to derail global refugee resettlement efforts Resettling more refugees was already proving difficult. With President Trump’s executive order, it’s now likely to become even harder
Analysis Migration 13 January 2017 Italy and Germany step up measures to deter asylum seekers The political sands have shifted and the Italian and German governments are now leading the way on asylum seeker deterrence
Analysis Aid and Policy 21 December 2016 Migration trends to watch in 2017 A cheatsheet for the major migration developments to look out for next year
Analysis Aid and Policy 9 December 2016 Scale up or scale back? Aid sector grapples with growing funding gap The gap between humanitarian needs and funding is vast and growing. Is it time for a rethink?
Analysis Migration 17 November 2016 Migration facts in a post-truth world Confused in this post-truth, Brexit, President Trump world? Check out our guide for separating the migration facts from the political fiction:
Analysis Aid and Policy 14 November 2016 10 NGOs that would be hard hit by US aid cuts IRIN highlights some of the US humanitarian agencies and UN agencies most dependent on government funding as uncertainty grips the international aid sector.
