Monday, 22 April 2019 News Conflict 22 April 2019 Tripoli chaos closes in on the city’s civilians Mahmud Turkia/AFP
News Conflict 11 February 2019 Security checks delaying urgent healthcare for Syrians fleeing Islamic State: UN official The Kurdish militia fighting IS insists it is putting medical assistance first
News Aid and Policy 8 February 2019 Madagascar measles, Venezuela aid, and a dodgy data deal A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Environment and Disasters 6 February 2019 In rural Pakistan, ‘worst drought in years’ drives displacement and hunger ‘We have no option other than migrating’: Food insecurity and malnutrition are on the rise as farmers grapple with prolonged rain shortages.
News Aid and Policy 5 February 2019 New UN deal with data mining firm Palantir raises protection concerns Critics say it could put ‘highly sensitive’ data about millions of food aid recipients at risk
News Migration 1 February 2019 Mediterranean death rates, networking in a rush, and a shaky ceasefire in Yemen A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Conflict 30 January 2019 “No indication” Palestinian schools in East Jerusalem will close UNRWA chief Pierre Krähenbühl tells IRIN about schools, US funding cuts, and the agency’s new $1.2 billion appeal.
News Aid and Policy 25 January 2019 Venezuela on the brink, WhatsApping hate, and a Davos bright spot A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Aid and Policy 18 January 2019 Al-Shabab attacks, swine fever, and sexual harassment at the UN A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Migration 17 January 2019 Greek roads prove deadly for migrants on busy land route to Europe One in four migrant deaths in mainland Europe are caused by car crashes in Greece.
News Aid and Policy 11 January 2019 Nigerian militancy, refugee winters, and a drone in Yemen A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Conflict 9 January 2019 Briefing: Sudanese call for bread and freedom “What we're seeing right now might not be the final chapter, but we are nearing the end"
News Aid and Policy 31 December 2018 UN food agency demands ‘immediate end’ to aid fraud in Yemen The World Food Programme crackdown comes after both an internal review and a media investigation find that vital rations are being diverted
