04/09 • SUDAN & AFGHANISTAN
This past week, two devastating natural disasters struck some of the world’s most fragile places.
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This past week, two devastating natural disasters struck some of the world’s most fragile places.
El Salvador is undergoing one of the most significant political transformations in its modern history.
New Caledonia is emerging from a year of unrest toward a fragile stability and a new sense of possibility.
On Friday 15 August, US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet in Anchorage, Alaska.
Across the United States, immigration policy is shifting rapidly. From rhetoric to enforcement, the discourse is marked by fear, exclusion, and blame.
Gaza is a visible example of the millions worldwide who are facing famine due to conflict and war.
Humanitarian standards say that everyone has the right to access sufficient, safe, and nutritious food.
Gazan aid workers are being killed despite systems meant to protect them.
The United States has passed a sweeping federal bill that cuts food aid, healthcare access, and climate resilience spending
The Sahel is facing one of the world’s fastest-growing (and least reported) humanitarian crises.