A gathering overshadowed by Trump’s re-election ended in a disappointing deal that underscores the growing headwinds the UN ...

The government of Pakistan has locked down Islamabad, cutting off the main highways and shutting down social media, as tens of thousands of supporters of jailed ex-prime minister Imran Khan headed to ...

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Drabo was part of a delegation in 2022 that met Jaffar Dicko, Burkina Faso’s top jihadist leader. He said a day spent with ...

Abuses by both the ruling junta and armed ethnic groups are leading many Myanmar civilians to seek refuge in neighbouring ...

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As Israel’s destruction of Gaza has escalated, the months-long rift between aid staff and leaders has widened.

Having already fled war, Eritrean and Sudanese refugees again find themselves victims of a growing security vacuum.

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Emergency response rooms are the backbone of the humanitarian aid response. But members face arrests, interrogations, ...

Standard early warning systems may have helped farmers manage droughts, but they need a rethink to better support highly ...

Humanitarian and climate policy are converging as crises overlap in a rapidly warming world. The pivotal COP29 climate summit ...