Feature Aid and Policy 23 April 2018 The Yazidis who never came down the mountain Four years after fleeing so-called Islamic State, thousands of families remain stranded
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
Feature Migration 27 March 2018 Syrian refugees in Turkey face calls to return as public mood changes Turkish officials have suggested hundreds of thousands could go back to Afrin
Analysis Migration 19 March 2018 How Afrin became Syria’s latest humanitarian disaster Thousands of civilians face great uncertainty as the relative safe haven of Afrin has been transformed into a centre of Syria’s suffering
News Migration 23 February 2018 School for Syrians, France’s Indian Ocean border and British NGOs say sorry Get up to speed with our weekly round-up of hot humanitarian topics
Analysis Aid and Policy 23 January 2018 Turkey, Assad offensives bring new displacement crisis in Syria Two separate military operations risk sending even more civilians into flight
Investigations Solutions and Innovations 27 November 2017 Leading software used by aid agencies "insecure" - report Humanitarian agencies face online security challenge
Analysis Aid and Policy 23 October 2017 Winter is coming: Who will rebuild Raqqa? Exploring the future of Raqqa provides clues to the endgame of Syria’s long and complex war
Feature Migration 16 October 2017 Old route, new dangers: Migrant smugglers revive Black Sea route to Europe An IRIN investigation exposes a rising trend of migrant-smuggling from Turkey to Romania over a notoriously dangerous body of water
Analysis Migration 9 October 2017 Turkey intervenes in Syria: What you need to know As Turkey moves into northwestern Syria, what happens next may be up to jihadi hardliners
Analysis Conflict 27 September 2017 What's the fallout from Iraqi Kurdistan's referendum? The Iraqi Kurdish referendum won’t be ushering in independence just yet, but it has brought plenty of political upheaval
News Conflict 26 September 2017 Vote violence in flashpoint city signals long road to Iraqi Kurdistan Much of Iraqi Kurdistan may be rejoicing, but the divided city of Tuz Khurmatu still worries for its future
