Crises lead to change – humanitarians just need to know what to look for. The second in a two-part series exploring how ...

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The World Food Programme still won’t talk about the cyber-attack that exposed sensitive data belonging to a vast share of Gaza’s population. But there are new calls for the agency to open up about its ...

In a country where doing almost anything takes paperwork, red tape has become prohibitive for the million people forced to ...

Crises create the conditions for solutions to break through. The first in a two-part series exploring how crises lead to ...

EBOLA: Julien Harneis has been appointed Senior Ebola Coordinator by the UN’s top humanitarian Tom Fletcher. Harneis will be ...

Distrust of the humanitarian intervention is not irrational – it’s grounded in the realities of neglect, abuse, and ...

How many people is 600,000 households, exactly? The World Food Programme isn’t saying. Inklings explores how aid works in the wilds of humanitarian hubs, on the front lines of emergency response, or ...

Google and Meta have run over 100,000 advertisements for businesses that the UN says are facilitating illegal Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank. The New Humanitarian cross-referenced both ...

As Sudan’s devastating war reaches its three-year mark, a third international gathering convenes in Berlin tomorrow. Foreign ministers, UN officials, aid organisations, and Sudanese civil society will ...

For the last few decades, Filipino fishermen have been coping with a convergence of ecological and human-made crises wreaking havoc on their communities. Decades of overfishing and climate change are ...

Two weeks into Israel’s rapidly escalating bombardment and ground incursion in Lebanon, more than one million people have been forced to flee their homes. Entire villages across south Lebanon have ...