German government pressured on WFP and Palantir, WFP’s hacked data registration app wins an award, and what’s going on at the ...
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Benjamin Davis says the FAO forced him out because of his work on Gaza. In an interview, he discusses why he’s not staying ...
Cash lets you buy what you need, and it boosts the local economy. But only 22% of humanitarian aid is cash or voucher ...
An $8 payment barely covers a week’s needs. From inside Dzaleka, a refugee describes life as food aid, jobs, and other ...
As Israel holds territory and continues its bombardment, families face destroyed homes, lost livelihoods, and little clarity ...
Critics say sitting down with Johnnie Moore normalised an organisation accused of complicity in high-profile atrocity crimes.
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It’s not a silver bullet and there are risks, but experts say using stablecoin in aid responses could thrive under the right ...
Appropriating the language of solidarity to escape justice, disguising racism as geography, and civilising the natives.
A controversial law that treats harsh punishment as a remedy for insecurity in two South Sudanese states has failed to stem ...
The 2026 Aid Worker Security Report confirms what many in the humanitarian community have long feared: 2025 was again the worst year on record for humanitarian workers. A staggering 1,187 aid workers ...
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