The anti-migrant campaign may be setting the terms of South Africa’s political debate, but it’s unlikely to create the ...
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Scholarships to study abroad are one of the few pathways out of Gaza for Palestinians. But are they another way Israel is ...
A curated collection of reporting from The New Humanitarian. The World Food Programme is re-opening its self-registration app for Gaza aid recipients, more than two months after a cyber-attack exposed ...
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Two people embrace, as search efforts continue in the aftermath of the 24 June earthquakes in La Guaira, on 11 July. Years of economic mismanagement and corruption under former President Nicolás ...
The humanitarian sector’s discomfort with laughter tells us something about how it sees the people it claims to serve.
As the Cheat Sheet goes to press, US President Donald Trump is threatening the “largest-yet” attacks on Iran. Trump ...
Why was CARE CEO Michelle Nunn on a warship? Inklings explores how aid works in the wilds of humanitarian hubs, on the front lines of emergency response, or in the dark corners of aid punditry. It’s ...
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