Special Report Conflict 5 April 2019 Rwanda, part 1: Born into a legacy of genocide ‘You may hear children say that the attackers “beat us or killed us” even if the children were not there’
News Aid and Policy 29 March 2019 Food aid scandals, airstrike deaths, and an ‘unspeakable attack’ in Mali A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
Feature Food 26 February 2013 Filipino farmers - a dying breed? Historically, as countries have industrialized, the number of small farms has dwindled, with workers opting for city life. But the Philippines government is concerned that...
News Environment and Disasters 5 March 2019 How dire climate displacement warnings are becoming a reality in Bangladesh After the floods, a real-time glimpse of migration as rice-farming villages empty
Special Report Food 21 November 2018 Hunger and survival in Venezuela “Malnutrition is the mother of the whole problem”
News 15 August 2008 Underground sex in the conservative north Idris is a pimp and makes no bones about it. Because of the way the sex industry works in Nigeria's northern city of Kano, he...
News feature Solutions and Innovations 8 April 2019 How Malawi saved lives in Cyclone Idai “I want to emphasise the part of involving the community”
Analysis Aid and Policy 20 March 2019 Humanitarian innovation faces rethink as innovators take stock “It doesn’t matter how many gizmos you fund if those in power in the system don’t see real incentives for change”
Opinion Conflict 26 February 2019 Reporter’s Diary: Still on the trail of Boko Haram How fear is shaping an entire generation
Feature 13 June 2016 Refugees in Greece take first steps towards self-reliance As life in Greece begins to look more permanent for tens of thousands of refugees, they need to learn to fend for themselves.
Feature Conflict 20 June 2013 Overnight in Jordan’s Za’atari camp It is 9pm. The front entrance to Za’atari is lit mostly by the red and blue lights of the Jordanian gendarmerie vehicles parked at the...
About Us 10 April 2019 Event | Launch of the Fragile States Index 2019 Catch up with the livestream and further coverage
News Aid and Policy 28 February 2019 Key donors freeze Uganda refugee aid after UN mismanagement scandal “The lack of funding directly translates into more hardships for the refugees”
Opinion Migration 27 February 2019 Why Venezuelan migrants need to be regarded as refugees Even if we don’t call it a ‘refugee’ crisis, the best way forward in Latin America is likely based on what’s working for refugees elsewhere.
News Aid and Policy 26 October 2018 Syria-Jordan: relief convoy fails to reach “desperate” border camp Aid official says ‘nobody cares’ about 45,000 trapped Syrians
Feature Environment and Disasters 17 March 2017 Drought in Africa 2017 Seventeen countries in Africa are dealing with drought.
