Monday, 22 April 2019 News Conflict 22 April 2019 Tripoli chaos closes in on the city’s civilians Mahmud Turkia/AFP
News Aid and Policy 19 April 2019 Iran floods, charity bonuses, and Notre-Dame whataboutery A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
Analysis Aid and Policy 17 April 2019 What Brexit means for UK NGOs and foreign aid Our guide to how Brexit may affect the UK government’s humanitarian spending, British NGOs, and the EU’s aid arm, ECHO.
Special Report Migration 17 April 2019 Burkina Faso, part 1: Spreading violence triggers an ‘unprecedented’ crisis ‘The country has never had to deal with such massive displacement’
Analysis Aid and Policy 16 April 2019 After the ‘euphoria’: The humanitarian backdrop to Sudan’s protests Whatever happens in Khartoum, the country still faces an economic crisis, poor governance, and multiple conflicts
News Aid and Policy 12 April 2019 Feeding Sudan, paying for aid, and mapping Africa A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
Opinion Aid and Policy 10 April 2019 Q&A | On rankings, red flags, and resilience ‘I don't think you need the FSI to tell you there is a civil war in Syria and Yemen or a refugee problem in South Sudan’
News Migration 5 April 2019 Libyan power play, weather worries, and unhealthy eaters A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News feature Migration 2 April 2019 Colombia and UN test first border camp for Venezuelans “The local authorities asked us for help because they were overwhelmed”
Special Report Conflict 1 April 2019 Niger, part 2: Counting the dead, waiting for justice ‘Caught between jihadists and armed militias’
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.
Analysis Conflict 25 March 2019 Needs mount in Colombia as peace commitments lag “You can’t just silence guns, you also have to silence inequality”
News Conflict 20 March 2019 UN flags warning signs in Sri Lanka as it debates civil war impunity As the country stalls on prosecuting war crimes, some fear “a return to violence” against today’s minority communities.
