Special Report Migration 28 June 2018 Destination Europe: Frustration In Niger, fewer jobs and growing instability are the hidden costs of EU migration policy
Special Report Migration 26 June 2018 Destination Europe: Evacuation The EU has started resettling refugees from Libya, but only 174 have made it to Europe in seven months
News Aid and Policy 22 June 2018 Missing pages, more on that jacket, and inside the mind of the Taliban A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Aid and Policy 15 June 2018 Afghan peace marches, TED talks for refugees, and whatever happened to those aid reforms? A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Migration 8 June 2018 More migrant disasters, less help for Yemenis, and Cameroon’s brewing war A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
Analysis Solutions and Innovations 2 May 2018 #MeToo sex scandals spur interest in standards for the aid sector Which humanitarian outfits can you trust and why?
News Aid and Policy 20 April 2018 Mosul women, Myanmar clashes, and a massive NGO fine A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
Feature Aid and Policy 5 April 2018 Money, culture, language: barriers to Turkey’s bid to end refugee-only schools Hundreds of thousands of Syrian children are being integrated into the public system
Analysis Aid and Policy 22 March 2018 MeToo, AidToo: The next steps A briefing on how to move forward after Oxfam
About Us Aid and Policy 15 March 2018 EVENT: The humanitarian #MeToo moment - where do we go from here? The Graduate Institute and IRIN News co-hosted a frank and open discussion to look at what the #MeToo moment means for the humanitarian sector.
News Conflict 2 March 2018 Forgotten Ukrainians feel the bite of winter food cuts For those near Ukraine’s front line, especially the elderly, reduced humanitarian aid in mid-winter could be deadly
Feature Conflict 2 March 2018 Lessons from Kosovo? How a European hotbed of Islamist extremism deals with returning fighters The country has adopted relatively lenient jail terms and favoured deradicalisation despite its reputation as a fertile recruitment ground for so-called Islamic State
