Monday, 22 April 2019 Opinion Migration 18 April 2019 Who will help the 600,000 migrants and refugees in Libya? Sara Creta/MSF
Opinion Aid and Policy 10 January 2018 The human cost of cuts to the peacekeeping mission in Congo The US administration is urging cost-saving cuts to peacekeeping operations. Vulnerable civilians will ultimately pay the price
Opinion Conflict 21 December 2017 Improving the mixed fortunes of Ukraine’s 1.7 million war-displaced With government help and better integration, civilians caught up in this protracted conflict could be seen as a bridge not a burden
Opinion Aid and Policy 18 December 2017 UN global compact for migration must be made fit for purpose An international framework for migration is sorely needed, but the devil will be in the detail
Opinion Cities 15 December 2017 The flawed logic of forced slum evictions To upgrade cities, provide the poor with security of tenure
Opinion Cities 13 December 2017 Urban crisis response needs a humanitarian sector shake-up Local authorities and communities play a critical role in responding to urban crises. Humanitarians need to work better with them
Opinion Solutions and Innovations 13 December 2017 Agroforestry has plenty to offer in the battle against climate change Planting trees amid crops and pastureland is doubly effective in fighting global warming and helping farming communities
Opinion Cities 11 December 2017 African cities – time for urgent reform The urban poor have been too long ignored
Opinion Solutions and Innovations 8 December 2017 Humanitarian data breaches: the real scandal is our collective inaction Why it’s time for an independent investigatory body
Opinion Solutions and Innovations 6 December 2017 What Libya’s “slave auctions” tell us about the humanitarian system It’s time to talk about race and racism
Opinion Conflict 29 November 2017 No quick fixes in 'countering violent extremism' Islamic communities must lead and decide on the best ways to counter Salafi Jihadism, says Hala Alkarib
Opinion Migration 29 November 2017 How Europe’s panic over migration and terrorism is a big opportunity for Africa This week’s summit of African and European leaders in Abidjan is a chance to find a win-win solution, argues the International Crisis Group's Elissa Jobson
Opinion Conflict 24 November 2017 Frozen and forgotten: The neglected displacement crisis on Europe’s doorstep It's too easy to forget about the intractable conflict on the edge of Europe and the millions displaced
