News feature Conflict 27 May 2019 Can they ever go home? The forgotten victims of Georgia’s civil war ‘We are in a state of undeclared war’
News Aid and Policy 24 May 2019 Ebola spread, CAR attack, and the children of Islamic State A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News feature Conflict 23 May 2019 Rubble, unexploded bombs, and more than 100,000 displaced: Marawi two years on The Philippine government promised to rebuild, but assistance is beginning to dry up
Special Report Conflict 23 May 2019 In Colombia’s Tumaco, the war isn’t over, it’s just beginning ‘There’s a limit to how much hunger a person can bear’
Analysis Conflict 21 May 2019 As Turkey and Russia pull the strings in Syria’s Idlib, civilians pay the price Both countries are interested in preventing a full-scale assault but seem unable to agree on an alternative that might reduce civilian suffering.
Opinion Conflict 20 May 2019 The Hodeidah smokescreen: A real peace deal requires Yemeni buy-in The UN may be overselling its deal, but ultimately Yemenis need to put their weight fully behind any peace bid for it to truly succeed.
Special Report Solutions and Innovations 20 May 2019 Rwanda, part 4: The ‘reconciliation villages’ where genocide survivor and perpetrator live side by side ‘We are now friends and relatives. We share everything.’
News feature Conflict 20 May 2019 A decade on, distrust grows for families of Sri Lanka’s missing thousands ‘My child should know what happened to his father’
News Aid and Policy 17 May 2019 Nigerian militancy, disaster risk podcasts, and a mixed week for Yemen A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News Aid and Policy 16 May 2019 UK keeps limits on cash aid in Syria over counter-terror fears Critics say the freeze isn’t merited and is more about politics and the possible media fallout if money ended up in the wrong hands.
News Conflict 15 May 2019 After Sri Lanka attacks, anti-Muslim backlash points to new divisions ‘These attacks are pushing Sri Lanka backwards’
Analysis Conflict 15 May 2019 Briefing | What’s behind South Sudan’s delayed peace deal ‘There’s no indication any of the parties are interested in genuine peace’
