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 ...

Our editor returns to what was once the main gateway to the EU for refugees to see what has changed and what it says about ...

Demonstrators march in London to draw attention to Sudan and call for more effort from the international community to end the war. The UK government has positioned itself as a leading international ...

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Sudan is the world's largest producer of gum arabic, harvested from acacia trees, though most of the high-value processing and refining takes place in Europe. The report says the Sudanese army, the ...

“We didn’t bring enough attention to it because it felt like doing so would diminish what was being done by the enemy.” You’ve heard it before. Women and girls pay a heavy price during humanitarian ...

Our editors’ weekly take on humanitarian news, trends, and developments from around the globe. It’s no secret that top UN appointments are based on passport before merit. But a new report fleshes out ...