Tuesday, 18 June 2019 News feature Solutions and Innovations 17 June 2019 A loan, not a gift: Merging business and aid in Afghanistan Stefanie Glinski/TNH
News Aid and Policy 14 June 2019 South Sudan food crisis, slow storms, and sitting on the Sudan fence A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News Conflict 14 June 2019 Sudan briefing: Civilians face increasing fragility under military rule Humanitarian officials say aid operations ‘hampered’ in the wake of political violence
Photo feature Conflict 13 June 2019 The women of Ukraine’s festering war Five years of conflict have taken a particularly heavy toll on women, as villages empty of men, and women are left to head households on their own.
News Conflict 11 June 2019 Kashmir’s decade-high death toll a ‘warning sign’ Residents fear a cycle of rights abuses, protests, and crackdowns will bring a new era of increased militancy.
News Conflict 11 June 2019 Blue Nile: ‘Prepare for peace and prepare for war’ How the upheaval in Khartoum affects one of Sudan’s longest-running crises
News Aid and Policy 7 June 2019 Sudan mediation, Somalia drought, and the severity of need A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News Politics and Economics 6 June 2019 Briefing | Deadly protest crackdown casts shadow on Sudan’s future ‘We want a civilian government. We will not be silenced again.’
News Aid and Policy 29 May 2019 US seeks to extradite ex-NGO worker over Syria aid fraud scandal The detention of the former logistics officer in Ukraine follows a three-year US investigation into multi-million-dollar aid fraud.
News Migration 27 May 2019 EU elections: What the nationalist trend means for migration policy Here’s a collection of our recent coverage highlighting recent policies in Europe to deter migrants and what it means for those affected.
News feature Conflict 23 May 2019 Rubble, unexploded bombs, and more than 100,000 displaced: Marawi two years on The Philippine government promised to rebuild, but assistance is beginning to dry up
Special Report Conflict 23 May 2019 In Colombia’s Tumaco, the war isn’t over, it’s just beginning ‘There’s a limit to how much hunger a person can bear’
Analysis Conflict 21 May 2019 As Turkey and Russia pull the strings in Syria’s Idlib, civilians pay the price Both countries are interested in preventing a full-scale assault but seem unable to agree on an alternative that might reduce civilian suffering.
