Distrust of the humanitarian intervention is not irrational – it’s grounded in the realities of neglect, abuse, and ...
Our ability to deliver compelling, field-based reporting on humanitarian crises rests on a few key principles: deep expertise ...
Our foreign correspondent visits Oslo – where flavour is scarce, the monarch absolute, and a resilient people await African ...
The move comes as anti-LGBTQ legislation advances across the continent, fuelled by a powerful interfaith coalition backed by ...
The government is wagering that short-term economic pain is a worthwhile cost of stopping the spread of the virus, but not ...
WFP hushes up, WFP partner Palantir boasts about war, and a new NGO alliance gives Boston Consulting Group a redemption arc.
After two and a half years of siege and blockade, the challenges staff and patients still face are extreme. Yet the world’s ...
Under the threat of sexual violence, women – and especially “minority” women – have learnt to become invisible.
One of DR Congo’s leading virologists assesses the response so far and emphasises local efforts that would strengthen the ...
The recent allocation of $2 billion in US funding through UN pooled funds made this painfully clear. The vast majority was ...
The number: It has been oddly difficult getting a basic number of how many people have been hit by the data breach. WFP told us “600,000 households” are affected – all in Gaza. But it has declined ...
Clashes last month in two Tigrayan districts between the federal army and Tigrayan forces could be the first steps towards a wider war that has been frozen for the past three years by a shaky ...
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