Sunday, 20 October 2019 Special Report Aid and Policy 10 October 2019 Searching for the nexus: Priorities, principles, and politics
Special Report Conflict 26 September 2019 Iraq’s Kirkuk: Oil deals, ethnic divides, and Kurdish grievances ‘We will never accept Kurdistan without Kirkuk. We’ll never give up.’
Special Report Conflict 26 September 2019 In Iraqi Kurdistan, reality bites as independence dream fades ‘The referendum was our right and our destiny. But the timing was really bad.’
Special Report Aid and Policy 24 September 2019 Searching for the nexus: The view from the ground ‘No one at working levels appears quite certain of what it looks like and, more importantly, how to actually implement it.’
Special Report Conflict 3 September 2019 Reporter’s Diary: The death of a poet, and Venezuela’s middle class A true crime tale, of a single death and a country unravelled.
Special Report Migration 5 June 2019 Four nights this Ramadan, under the shadow of refugee returns in Lebanon Lebanon has the greatest number of per capita refugees in the world. Behind the gloomy headlines, sometimes everyone gets along.
Special Report Migration 30 May 2019 Briefing: The civilian fallout from the Sahel’s spreading militancy ‘It’s no longer just the Sahel, it’s coastal West Africa’
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’
Special Report Solutions and Innovations 20 May 2019 Rwanda, part 4: The ‘reconciliation villages’ where genocide survivor and perpetrator live side by side ‘We are now friends and relatives. We share everything.’
Special Report Conflict 19 April 2019 Rwanda, part 3: A genocide forgiven, but not forgotten ‘I didn’t really think that people could forgive me and my family’
Special Report Conflict 18 April 2019 Burkina Faso, part 2: Communities buckle as conflict ripples through the Sahel ‘All I have left now are tears to cry’
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’
Special Report Conflict 15 April 2019 Niger, part 3: Guns won’t win the war “We can’t militarise all borders”
