Israel’s invasion of Rafah at the beginning of May upended already limited aid efforts in the Gaza Strip. They have yet to recover. A 21-year-old journalist opens a window into daily life for ...

The New Humanitarian’s Syria-based reporting fellow, Zeina Shahla, reflects on the anxiety of living life on edge, and the ...

From conflicts to the climate crisis and global governance, this year’s General Assembly is a high-stakes affair.

Mali’s military leader Asimi Goita has vowed to maintain operations against jihadist fighters after the al-Qaeda-linked JNIM group carried out a major attack in the capital, Bamako, severely denting ...

In late July, Yared Melese, a 30-year-old NGO worker, checked into a hotel in North Wollo zone, part of Ethiopia’s troubled ...

Notes and musings on how aid works, from The New Humanitarian’s policy editors. This is another edition of Inklings, where we ...

UKRAINE: Three staff from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) were killed on 12 September when shelling hit ...

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

Hong Kong’s legislature passed the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance in March, making various, vaguely defined ...

Policy advisers doubt the UN’s peacebuilding proposals will make a difference on the ground, but new ideas are sorely needed.

A construction boom is transforming the Mogadishu skyline. But as investors pump money into new apartment buildings and ...

Tens of millions of people will die over the next 25 years because of bacterial infections that can resist antibiotic treatments, new research has predicted, showing antimicrobial resistance (AMR) ...