More than a million Somalis have fled drought and conflict this year, but with little aid available, they still face hunger, disease, and death.

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As politicians scapegoat refugees, both xenophobic attacks and deportations are rising.

Can a new set of unbinding promises really accelerate progress towards a more equal aid ecosystem by 2030?

Indigenous communities, among others, are hoping the winner of this weekend’s run-off election can tackle a host of pressing problems.

With costs up as much as 600 percent, how many people in need of urgent assistance are falling through the cracks?

A community-led reconciliation programme is a step towards closure for victims of a brutal civil war, at least for some.

For those seeking a better life, social media is rife with false promises of opportunities abroad.

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With the help of ordinary civilians and resistance fighters, a young Buddhist monk finds a nonviolent way to fight for justice and peace.

Amid worsening health problems, a Detroit group formed a long-distance partnership with a Filipino nonprofit to reduce pollution in their community.

Is decolonising aid a call for reform, or a call to end aid altogether? Is any of it achievable within our current global governance system?

On the two-year anniversary of a groundbreaking social protest movement, what has changed?

The world’s largest importer of wheat is feeling the pain of both climate change and the war in Ukraine.

What kickstarted their novel ideas, and what are they hoping to improve?

Conflict, extreme flooding, and economic dislocation have created a renewed famine risk.

Early action, no-strings funding, a tax on climate damages, compensation: ideas for an urgent overhaul.

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Conditions for civilians in reclaimed territory are already stark. What will happen in the depth of winter if there’s no heating?

From soup kitchens to seabird faeces, from dietary changes to overhauling emergency response, desperate times call for desperate measures.