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 ...

Here are some of the books that have helped us dive deeper, challenged our thinking, opened our eyes wider, and entertained ...

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 ...

From visa processors to refugee registration and humanitarian aid, states have outsourced public functions to intermediaries ...

A recent US Supreme Court decision has exposed 100,000s of Haitians to potential deportation, yet their home country is in no ...

In this edition of the Decolonise How? webinar series, Patrick Gathara will be joined by a panel of experts to discuss how the 1951 Refugee Convention continues to shape not only refugee protection, ...

The Tigray Defence Force was one of the world’s most gender inclusive militaries but failed to protect its female troops.

The EU recently claimed its support for the Libyan Coast Guard has reduced violence, but NGOs say it creates an incentive for ...

Nearly one million women and girls have been cut off from aid since January 2025, as donor cuts deepen and available funding is steered to large international organisations, a UN Women report says. It ...

The Ebola outbreak in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has yet to reach its peak, but treatment centres are already at saturation point, with health officials warning that far ...

The images that stay with me the most from my time serving as Sudan’s deputy humanitarian coordinator, focused on Darfur in 2024 and 2025, are familiar ones: people fleeing with nothing, children ...