Cabo Delgado is the ‘blood-red corner’ in the north of the country. The war began in 2017 and has so far claimed over 6,600 lives and displaced more than 1.3 million people

Oxfam: “Over 65 per cent of the Strip has been made inaccessible by Israel; far too many people have nowhere safe to go.” An account from the organisation’s spokesperson

Adding to the island’s chaos is the deployment of 2,000 soldiers from El Salvador following the kidnapping of four of their military technicians. There are opaque rules of engagement for soldiers from poor countries sent to fight the armed gangs

In the background are the founders of Colossal and Anduril. The plan is to sell them to the military and the police. The price is not yet known

In North Kivu medical confidentiality does not exist, leading to a drastic decline in access to healthcare

The IOM is sounding the alarm: the funding crisis could lead to the closure of the country’s last remaining healthcare facility

Data from the International Organisation for Migration on the waves of displacement. Armed Islamist groups emerge where there is poverty, social marginalisation and the usual ‘resource curse’

At COP 17 in Yerevan, governments admitted that 22 out of 23 targets are behind schedule and promised to step up the pace. But when it comes to funding, once again, everyone is going their own way

The report by Médecins Sans Frontières staff. Testimony from the head of MSF’s physiotherapy programme

An investigative book available in bookshops, published by ‘Altreconomia’

The account of Giulia Folci, who works at the EMERGENCY clinic in al-Qarara and assists pregnant women

The account from Médecins Sans Frontières staff. It is the attack with the highest number of dead and injured people that MSF humanitarian workers can recall this year

Thousands of people are fleeing the commune of Petite Rivière in the Artibonite department, some 120 km from the capital, Port-au-Prince