Feature Conflict 23 November 2018 In Burkina Faso, a local drive to educate children fleeing extremist violence Hundreds of schools have been forced to close in the north as jihadist attacks spread
Special Report Food 21 November 2018 Hunger and survival in Venezuela “Malnutrition is the mother of the whole problem”
News Solutions and Innovations 16 November 2018 Hospital refuge, urban crisis, and laser detection A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
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
News Aid and Policy 9 November 2018 African debt, Afghan voter violence, and post-Brexit Britain A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News feature Migration 8 November 2018 Briefing: Problems multiply in Congo’s Kasaï The expulsion of more than 300,000 Congolese from Angola has put a huge strain on communities and aid operations in the region
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 feature Water and Sanitation 2 November 2018 Old drains and dirty water: Zimbabwe’s chronic cholera crisis “We do not risk our lives by trying to drink it”
News Migration 26 October 2018 Typhoon Yutu, refugee investment, and climate dragons Stay in the loop on humanitarian issues
Photo feature Health 25 October 2018 In photos: Life and death in Venezuela’s depleted hospitals A rare glimpse of Venezuela’s healthcare system shows barren clinics, desperate patients and doctors, and a humanitarian crisis the government denies
News feature Health 25 October 2018 “Worse off than a war zone”: Inside Venezuela’s healthcare crisis Drugs shortages, micro-NGOs, and a social media black market
News Aid and Policy 24 October 2018 Famine in Yemen: A primer A famine declaration in Yemen? Maybe. Mass hunger? Definitely.
