Friday, 19 April 2019 News feature Politics and Economics 4 February 2019 Reporter’s Diary: Hope rises in Venezuela’s hunger-driven political crisis Helena Carpio/IRIN
News feature Conflict 20 June 2018 Record coca, record murders: the flipside of “peace” in southern Colombia Even as the FARC disarms, other groups battle for the lucrative drugs trade and kill anyone who stands in their way
News feature Conflict 6 June 2018 Colombian election throws future of peace deal into doubt Presidential frontrunner wants to rewrite the landmark 2016 accords
News feature Migration 23 May 2018 Maduro election win is no victory for hungry Venezuelans Experts fear the largest displacement crisis in Latin America is about to get even worse
Photo feature Environment and Disasters 30 October 2017 Devastation and recovery in Dominica It will take years, but the Caribbean island's rebirth after Hurricane Maria is beginning
Feature Environment and Disasters 26 October 2017 The Catch-22 delaying the reconstruction of hurricane-hit Barbuda Islanders won’t return to no homes, but the rebuild can’t really get going until they do
Feature Environment and Disasters 18 October 2017 Exodus from hurricane-hit Dominica as recovery remains elusive While some just want a break from the stress of post-Maria Dominica, others plan on leaving for good
Feature Environment and Disasters 16 October 2017 Hurricane-hit Dominica holds fast, for now Dominica is slowly rebuilding, but is climate change an existential threat to the Caribbean country?
Feature Migration 19 July 2017 Somali pirates, part 2: The return An IRIN investigation reveals the extent to which Somalia’s pirates are back in business and this time it’s as much about smuggling people and weapons
Special Report Environment and Disasters 7 March 2017 Failed policies in Haiti fuel a post-hurricane food crisis Tonnes of food aid do nothing to solve the bigger threat to Haiti posed by corruption, climate change and a collapsed agricultural sector
Feature Human Rights 6 February 2017 Inside Brazil’s gang-run prisons Locking people up just breeds more criminals
News Health 25 November 2016 The end of Zika? Zika is no longer a global health emergency says the WHO, but many experts disagree
