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

From accountability to preventing atrocities, from disaster prevention to security and sexual abuse in the sector: short histories of aid.

Fire destroyed thousands of Rohingya homes. Cyclones, floods, and landslides are the next threat for a community “dreading the next crisis”.

Amid political unrest in Mogadishu, and with swathes of the country beyond its control, the government is struggling to contain a new wave.

New proposals from outgoing UN relief chief Mark Lowcock to set up an independent commission risk making things worse.

Shortages, missed doses, refugee vaccination plans on hold: What happens in India has direct repercussions for global vaccine rollouts.

Threats to aid; suspended operations: What's happening in Myanmar's northern borderlands as military coup worsens conflict and hits local aid workers.

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

The army and its Russian allies have recaptured towns from rebel forces. But at what cost?

This week’s blaze left at least 82 people dead, but it also shone a spotlight on Iraq’s neglected health infrastructure at a critical time.

For jobless and hungry Venezuelans, Trinidad and Tobago seems like a good prospect. The reality on arrival can be harsh, especially for women.

The government target is to vaccinate 40 million people by the beginning of next year. Here’s why that’s such an ambitious goal.

A chronic shortage of shelter, forcing thousands to sleep on the streets, is part of the country's increasingly inhospitable asylum posture.

Policies, tools, and institutions to hear from affected people have proliferated over the years. But have they actually closed the accountability gap?

Climate displacement is mostly viewed through the lens of migration. But what about those left behind – many of them women and the elderly?

Has Oxfam had to shoulder too much of the blame when it comes to sexual abuse and misconduct in the aid sector?

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

The UN-led gathering aims to remake the world’s food systems amid growing hunger and poverty, but not everyone is onside.

They’ve survived civil war, a volcanic eruption, and now the pandemic, but residents of La Trinidad are still searching for a place to call home.

The death of Idriss Déby has left uncertainty over the country’s stability and its continued role in the regional fight against jihadist forces.