A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.

The murder of a much-loved singer has exposed the country’s deepening divisions.

Kenya’s slums have been hardest hit by the coronavirus, but they also point the way forward.

The country was already in the throes of a deep economic and political crisis before Tuesday night’s explosion.

Tens of thousands of people have been returned to Libya from the Mediterranean, with EU support, to face detention in centres where abuses are rife.

International aid organisations seem wary of discussing the breach of a platform that powers their fundraising.

Aid groups and rebel authorities have spent years printing documents to keep track for Syrians in insurgent-held areas. But what happens where al-Assad wins back control?

Tired of a war they had no part in creating, young women and men push to break down divisions in Thailand’s forgotten southern conflict.

A unilateral coronavirus ceasefire was met with silence. Is there a path to peace after 16 years of conflict in southern Thailand?

Millions are without ID cards, birth certificates, and other vital documents, but women, children, and other vulnerable populations suffer most.

A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.

Many immigrants who have settled in the US – three million have since 1980 – are desperate for coronavirus information in their first language.

What does it mean if you don’t have an ID in Syria? 

Prospects for change remain slim despite a reform-minded ex-army general at the helm.

As coronavirus restrictions drive up needs, hundreds of Indigenous people who fled rural conflict are protesting in the capital’s parks.

Having to return after failing to start anew in Europe is a tough prospect for African migrants. With COVID-19, it has become tougher still.

An opposition coalition appears unhappy with the plan, which follows two months of protests.

Response funds kickstarted a scramble to profit in the eastern epidemic. Is the same beginning to happen in the west?

Prices have soared. Wages have fallen. Why overlooking local community grievances could add new roadblocks to the refugee response.

A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.