The assertion that democracies act more benevolently than autocracies in the international arena is not necessarily true.

But life was fairly normal – at least for wartime – inside the city until early October, when they fully surrounded the city.

I do not need Palestinians to accept my sexuality before I can defend their rights and oppose occupation, writes Hani Dweik.

To many people, the Sudanese city of El Fasher – where I was born, raised, and spent my professional working life – is now a ...

One year after the massacres. Next week marks one year since the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) seized control of El Fasher, carrying out one of the worst atro ...

The international community is backing a flawed path. A different future is possible, but only if Palestinian rights and ...

The longtime rector of Costa Rica’s UN-affiliated University for Peace has announced his resignation following a weeks-long ...

The humanitarian reform pact opens a new chapter with a slimmer focus, a longer name, and renewed questions. What’s changing, ...

While 80% of disaster-impacted adults globally received at least one warning over the past five years, 36% of them were ...

Should an aid organisation accept US cash to resettle only white Afrikaners? Inklings explores how aid works in the wilds of ...

She’s also served as the UN’s human rights chief. “History has shown that a world operating without the rule of law is unjust, unwise, and inhumane,” the committee said in its announcement of the ...