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Money is worth less, and basics like bread and fuel cost more. → Read More
From a famous speech by Haile Selassie to hotel receipts and bad diplomatic behaviour, nothing is left out. → Read More
And you thought vaccine supply was the only problem? → Read More
Is international action to stop crimes against humanity an impossible ideal? → Read More
How the UN tool that squares the rights of people with the rights of states has been put to the test. → Read More
Aid is not enough and not getting to where it’s needed, Tigrayans tell researchers. → Read More
The UN won’t confirm a list of candidates. But in conversations with aid officials and diplomats, a number of names came up repeatedly. → Read More
The Famine Relief Fund has money to spend in Yemen, and fast. Who’s behind it, and where’s the cash coming from? → Read More
Are humanitarian organisations and their staff more of a target now? Were they ever protected from harm by neutrality and goodwill? → Read More
Millions of people in Tigray need help. Aid agencies say they’re ready. What’s the hold-up? → Read More
Mark Lowcock’s departure has prompted mixed assessments of his time in office, and speculation about who his successor might be. → Read More
A child kidnapped by the LRA rose to be one of its most notorious commanders. After a life in the bush, he faces up to 30 years in prison. → Read More
Advertisers have ‘blocklists’ related to issues they want to avoid. Why are ‘World Health Organization’ and ‘refugees’ on them? → Read More
A visit by the UN, conducted with government officials, couldn’t get everywhere it wanted to go. → Read More
Aid groups say the blacklisting will throw up a new set of obstacles in a country where it’s already difficult to deliver assistance. → Read More
Four big policy issues to keep an eye on in the year ahead: from social protection to (more) systemic crises. → Read More
An internal review into problems in the relief operations, now obtained by TNH, stayed under wraps until long after the outbreak was over. → Read More
A specialist hospital in Lebanon is an early casualty of a spending review at the International Committee of the Red Cross. → Read More
The conflict in Tigray could prompt renewed violence elsewhere. → Read More
The aid agency says taking on the fraud would be too dangerous for its staff. → Read More