News feature Migration 5 February 2019 As Venezuela crisis spirals, needs across the Colombian border grow “There are pregnant women, babies without diapers, and people with stomach problems”
Interview Aid and Policy 22 January 2019 Q&A: Why new peace talks on CAR really matter “My fear is that people will keep suffering. There is a certain level of suffering that people cannot take anymore."
News Conflict 9 January 2019 Briefing: Sudanese call for bread and freedom “What we're seeing right now might not be the final chapter, but we are nearing the end"
News Aid and Policy 31 December 2018 UN food agency demands ‘immediate end’ to aid fraud in Yemen The World Food Programme crackdown comes after both an internal review and a media investigation find that vital rations are being diverted
Special Report Food 21 November 2018 Hunger and survival in Venezuela “Malnutrition is the mother of the whole problem”
Analysis Aid and Policy 12 November 2018 Deaths before data How war, politics, and a lack of reliable information are complicating a famine declaration in Yemen
Opinion Aid and Policy 8 November 2018 First person: Bringing aid to my neighbours in Hodeidah just got harder As the battle for the city I call home grows closer, I worry about how I can keep my staff and the people we help safe.
News Migration 26 October 2018 Typhoon Yutu, refugee investment, and climate dragons Stay in the loop on humanitarian issues
Special Report Environment and Disasters 18 October 2018 Early warnings, late response to Senegal’s food crisis Signs that 2018 would be tough on herders appeared more than a year ago
News Migration 12 October 2018 Caribbean tsunamis, migration art and humanitarians and climate change Stay in the loop on humanitarian issues
Analysis Aid and Policy 12 October 2018 Famine and the machine Can big money and big data make famine a thing of the past?
News Solutions and Innovations 11 October 2018 Oasis amid the drought: Local water systems give Afghans a reason to stay home Severe drought has uprooted a quarter million Afghans this year. Could the aid sector and government have done more to prevent mass displacement?
