News feature Conflict 2 July 2018 “The conflict must end”: Fighting threatens to drive up hunger in South Sudan’s lean season The latest move to end the civil war is already faltering
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
Photo feature Migration 4 June 2018 ‘Always looking at the sky’: Life amidst Somalia’s flood waters After drought, heavy rains and overflowing rivers bring new worries
Analysis Migration 3 May 2018 In Burundi, a disputed referendum threatens to deepen a neglected humanitarian crisis The president’s bid to stay in power until 2034 could further destabilise the country
Analysis Food 5 March 2018 How to declare a famine: A primer from South Sudan Understanding the complexities of food security analysis in South Sudan, where more than seven million people are at risk of starvation
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
News Aid and Policy 26 January 2018 Afghan attack, Congo killings, and crisis debate at Davos Get ahead of the curve on humanitarian issues with our weekly look ahead
About Us Migration 23 January 2018 EVENT: Humanitarian crises in the spotlight at Davos Follow IRIN at the World Economic Forum
Feature Aid and Policy 15 January 2018 Food aid 2018: the never-ending crisis A rise in man-made and protracted emergencies over the past decade means millions are at risk of starving around the globe this year
News Migration 12 January 2018 Red flags, rising Tunisians, and Myanmar’s Rakhine Get up to speed with our weekly cheat sheet of hot humanitarian topics
Feature Food 10 January 2018 “If the war doesn’t kill us, the food prices will” For Yemeni civilians, the deadliest killers in 2018 may not be the bombs or the bullets
Feature Aid and Policy 10 January 2018 Consecutive droughts spell disaster and hunger for Kenya in 2018 Millions are already in need of food aid and the situation is expected to worsen
