Monday, 22 April 2019 News Conflict 22 April 2019 Tripoli chaos closes in on the city’s civilians Mahmud Turkia/AFP
News feature Migration 18 February 2019 In Libya, hard economic times force migrant workers to look elsewhere Libya is unable to care for its own population, let alone the tens of thousands of migrant workers its struggling economy relies on.
News feature Conflict 30 January 2019 In Syria’s Aleppo, a slow rebuild begins Despite limited help, some locals are reconstructing their homes and businesses.
News feature Migration 6 September 2018 The Tebu: the little-known community at the heart of Libya’s people smuggling trade Could improving the lot of one of Libya’s most marginalised communities help stem the migrant flow to Europe?
Special Report Migration 6 September 2018 Destination Europe: Overlooked At Libya’s unchecked southern borders, a key to easing the migration crisis
Feature Conflict 21 August 2018 In Libya, a city once run by Islamic State struggles to start again Thousands of Sirte residents are left with destroyed homes, landmines, and little help
Special Report Migration 31 July 2018 Destination Europe: Misery and Misunderstandings, part 2 While some migrants are eager to be repatriated from Libya, others refuse to give up on their dreams or risk ending up vulnerable and unsupported back home
Feature Migration 25 July 2018 The orphans of so-called Islamic State left in Libyan limbo “The plight of these children is a consequence of war”
Special Report Aid and Policy 19 July 2018 Destination Europe: Misery and Misunderstandings, part 1 From the hopeful refugee to the frustrated detainee, meet the real people stuck in Libya
Special Report Migration 11 July 2018 Destination Europe: Demoralised While the EU welcomes a sharp drop in migrant arrivals, Libya’s Coast Guard is overwhelmed and complains of empty European promises
Feature Aid and Policy 23 April 2018 The Yazidis who never came down the mountain Four years after fleeing so-called Islamic State, thousands of families remain stranded
Photo feature Conflict 19 March 2018 The quest to heal Iraq's Yazidis Inside the understaffed Sinjar hospital where thousands of returnees rely on scant treatment
Feature Conflict 16 March 2018 Iraq's Yazidis return to a healthcare crisis A bullet-ridden hospital with one doctor and no ambulance is struggling to meet the growing needs of 25,000 people targeted by so-called Islamic State
