Opinion Conflict 21 August 2018 OPINION | The danger of a better-behaved Boko Haram Far from auguring the end of the Nigerian jihadist group, the splintering of Boko Haram has made one faction a greater threat
Opinion Aid and Policy 15 August 2018 Opinion | Ebola responders must learn language lessons from the 2014 epidemic The information that could save Congolese lives and prevent a major epidemic needs to come in a language the people of the region understand
Opinion Migration 2 July 2018 UPDATED: Welcome, director general. There’s a lot to do Friendly advice for the IOM’s new head
Opinion Conflict 27 June 2018 First Person: Two nearly identical cases of sex abuse; two very different responses In humanitarian settings, all men are not treated equally when it comes to harming women
Opinion Aid and Policy 21 June 2018 Opinion | Isaacs must disavow US migration policy if he wants to lead IOM Would Trump’s pick to lead the UN’s migration body represent the values of the UN system or those of the administration that nominated him?
Opinion Solutions and Innovations 9 June 2018 Opinion | It’s time for the European Union to push Yemen towards peace The EU has credibility with Yemen’s warring sides. With a potentially catastrophic battle looming in Hodeidah, the negotiating table offers a better way forward
Opinion Aid and Policy 1 June 2018 Opinion | Imagine a humanitarian system based on humans We did, helped by ‘design thinking’
Opinion Migration 30 April 2018 First Person: In Raqqa, you can’t go home again Watching the destruction, and now the slow rebirth, of a Syrian city, one WhatsApp message at a time
Opinion Aid and Policy 16 April 2018 Give peace a real chance in Yemen The time is now to redraw outdated UN plans to end the war
Opinion Aid and Policy 10 April 2018 Opinion | Let’s end this competition of misery It’s time to stop comparing human suffering, a reductive shorthand that boils down to: who is most deserving of rich people’s attention?
Opinion Conflict 21 March 2018 Mosul: Lives saved, credibility lost? When medical aid groups step in for militaries in war zones, not all the consequences are good
Opinion Aid and Policy 22 February 2018 Opinion: Aid agencies can’t police themselves. It’s time for a change. A leading aid sector academic argues that it’s beyond time for an independent humanitarian watchdog
