Maha Hussaini says Palestinian journalists like her – living under Israeli assault and siege in the Gaza Strip – feel they need to rush to document as much as possible “before you get killed”.

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But while there is more security now, and police stations have reopened in a few areas, Khartoum is still deeply militarised.

The IFRC’s regional director lays out a roadmap for how to improve conditions for more than a million Rohingya refugees.

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Gaza Humanitarian Foundation omnishambles, why there’s chatter on pooled funds, and who gets a say on reforms.

Challenged by a spreading insurgency that is employing new tactics and equipment, the Nigerian military has lost control of a ...

CEO Patrick Watt explains why Christian Aid has decided on a “partner-based approach” and discusses what others might learn.

Following weeks of warnings from the UN and international NGOs that the new US- and Israeli-backed aid mechanism in Gaza ...

Around the world, the aftermath of disasters is often described using data and refined talking points. The number of homes ...