Methane risks triggering climate tipping points that would be catastrophic, but the gas is also naturally removed from the ...

Two weeks into Israel’s rapidly escalating bombardment and ground incursion in Lebanon, more than one million people have ...

One NGO has deleted and edited at least 20 posts about donations to Israeli soldiers and illegal settlements or work in ...

One year after the United Nations launched its UN80 reforms, it has a unique opportunity to reform colonial-era policies on ...

Cuba has already witnessed the world’s fastest exodus. Now, thanks to a US blockade, fuel is running out. As Trump threatens ...

Dialogue sits at the top of many analysts’ lists, but its prospects remain deeply uncertain. Nhamirre argues that dialogue is not only viable but historically validated. “Engaging communities helps ...

Just as some refuse to mention Israel when condemning killings in Gaza, this civilian atrocity is being greeted with bland statements and obfuscation.

The question is no longer whether the sector knows better. It does. It’s whether the humanitarian funding model is willing to produce anything else.

Both the federal government and the Tigray authorities refuse to take responsibility for a crisis that has shocked the country.

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

How do you make the right choice when all the options are bad? There’s a tool for navigating humanitarian dilemmas.

Where US pooled fund cash isn’t going, “reset” hurdles, and what HNPW says about humanitarianism’s crossroads.