One year after the massacres. Next week marks one year since the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) seized control of El Fasher, carrying out one of the worst atro ...

The international community is backing a flawed path. A different future is possible, but only if Palestinian rights and ...

The longtime rector of Costa Rica’s UN-affiliated University for Peace has announced his resignation following a weeks-long ...

Should an aid organisation accept US cash to resettle only white Afrikaners? Inklings explores how aid works in the wilds of ...

There has been much talk of a “humanitarian reset” following the drastic decline in aid funding over the last few years, but much less about what to do next. However, the Kenya-based Centre for ...

The conflict in Ethiopia’s northern region of Tigray moved a step closer to triggering a wider conflagration last week when ...

Millions of people are being airbrushed out of aid plans. Humanitarians need an appeal system in which people can trust the ...

She’s also served as the UN’s human rights chief. “History has shown that a world operating without the rule of law is unjust, unwise, and inhumane,” the committee said in its announcement of the ...

Our editors’ weekly take on humanitarian news, trends, and developments from around the globe. As Israel holds territory and continues its bombardment, families face destroyed homes, lost livelihoods, ...

Working anonymously due to fear of reprisals. Rwanda-backed M23 rebels have embedded themselves into the local economy of eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, using revenue from taxes and ...

Editor's note: This is the second article in a series exploring the feasibility of dialogue as a path to peace in Africa’s protracted civil conflicts. Read the first report here. MAIDUGURI, Nigeria ...

“The government seems very interested in having a dialogue with Boko Haram, perhaps realising a military response alone is inadequate.” A ceasefire agreement with the jihadist group Boko Haram has ...