News Aid and Policy 7 June 2019 The creeping criminalisation of humanitarian aid A US volunteer is on trial for helping migrants cross the US-Mexico border. He’s not the only humanitarian to fall foul of the law recently.
News Conflict 7 June 2019 As crops burn in Syria conflict zone, hunger warnings for civilians ‘The humanitarian implications are likely to be immense’
Special Report Migration 5 June 2019 Four nights this Ramadan, under the shadow of refugee returns in Lebanon Lebanon has the greatest number of per capita refugees in the world. Behind the gloomy headlines, sometimes everyone gets along.
Analysis Conflict 21 May 2019 As Turkey and Russia pull the strings in Syria’s Idlib, civilians pay the price Both countries are interested in preventing a full-scale assault but seem unable to agree on an alternative that might reduce civilian suffering.
Opinion Conflict 20 May 2019 The Hodeidah smokescreen: A real peace deal requires Yemeni buy-in The UN may be overselling its deal, but ultimately Yemenis need to put their weight fully behind any peace bid for it to truly succeed.
News Aid and Policy 17 May 2019 Nigerian militancy, disaster risk podcasts, and a mixed week for Yemen A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News Aid and Policy 16 May 2019 UK keeps limits on cash aid in Syria over counter-terror fears Critics say the freeze isn’t merited and is more about politics and the possible media fallout if money ended up in the wrong hands.
Analysis Aid and Policy 14 May 2019 Why some Palestinians are shunning foreign aid External assistance has become a contentious topic among some Palestinians. Is community philanthropy the answer?
News Aid and Policy 10 May 2019 Idlib warnings, dementia questions, and an uprising in Juba? A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
Photo feature Migration 9 May 2019 ‘Save us from this area, from this war’: Refugees seek safety in Tripoli school Tens of thousands have fled fighting in Libya’s capital. That includes vulnerable people who came to the country to escape conflict.
News Conflict 8 May 2019 150,000 flee as Syria ‘buffer zone’ collapses Last year, Turkey and Russia made a deal that paused a Syrian government advance on the country’s rebel-held northwest. That might be over.
News Migration 7 May 2019 One year after deportations, Sudanese left in Niger see no way out ‘The young men are leaving this place – this hell we’re living in.’
