Thursday, 25 April 2019 Analysis Aid and Policy 25 April 2019 Briefing: Just how ‘smart’ are sanctions on Syria? Christopher Reardon/UNHCR
Special Report Conflict 28 March 2019 Niger, part 1: At the centre of a brewing militant storm Fleeing from ‘constant fear’
News feature Aid and Policy 26 March 2019 As Congo Ebola cases pass 1,000, growing calls to listen to locals when responding Huge medical advances for tackling Ebola have been made in the last few years, but the success of the response still boils down to trust.
Analysis Conflict 25 March 2019 Needs mount in Colombia as peace commitments lag “You can’t just silence guns, you also have to silence inequality”
News Conflict 20 March 2019 UN flags warning signs in Sri Lanka as it debates civil war impunity As the country stalls on prosecuting war crimes, some fear “a return to violence” against today’s minority communities.
News Aid and Policy 19 March 2019 Aid, refugees, and peacekeeping at stake in new Western Sahara talks Tens of thousands of indigenous Sahrawis are caught in the middle of the long-stagnant conflict.
News Aid and Policy 15 March 2019 Mozambique storm; North Korea aid; and conflict spikes in South Sudan, Syria, and Yemen A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
Opinion Conflict 13 March 2019 Hurdles on the road to peace in the Central African Republic “Failure to give justice its due would cause untold damage to the psyche of the country”
News feature Conflict 12 March 2019 In South Sudan, a ‘war on civilians’ despite six months of supposed peace “It’s becoming very hard to survive”
News feature Migration 11 March 2019 In militarised Mali, humanitarian responders say aid is an afterthought “When we start to respond, they start doing military operations, forcing us to stop”
News Aid and Policy 8 March 2019 Local NGO risks, White Saviours, and the Sahel’s million new displaced A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
Photo feature Conflict 7 March 2019 Congo massacre survivors tell of canoe escapes and being left for dead Hundreds were killed over two December days in attacks that have left tens of thousands of people in a remote region with little assistance.
News feature Conflict 6 March 2019 As peace efforts falter, violence in central Mali spirals further out of control “We can be attacked at any moment”
