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Climate Change · JohannesburgAgricultural workers in the east and Horn of Africa are preparing for their most severe drought in forty years. Authorities warn that higher temperatures and less than normal rainfall was recorded by weather agencies in March and April this year. Meteorologists are linking the unfolding drought to human-caused climate change.See the Story
East and Horn of Africa prep for worst drought in decades
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Digital tools deepen the power imbalance in aid. Here’s how to fix that
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G7A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.See the Story
Syria aid diplomacy, G7 misses, and the ICC at 20: The Cheat Sheet
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Refugees · UkraineMore than 4.8 million people have been recorded as refugees since the invasion began on 24 February. But this is dwarfed by the more than 7.1 million estimated to be internally displaced within Ukraine. Many of those displaced early on sought shelter in western Ukraine, where fighting has been less intense. But four months on, people who have struggled to find jobs are running out of resources and say they're not receiving adequate humanitarian support.See the Story
[Opinion] With focus on refugees, no end in sight for Ukraine's internally displaced
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Afghan earthquake survivors ask: How will I rebuild my home?
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Opinion · Burkina FasoBurkina Faso ousted its democratically elected president in late January. Violence has only increased over the past five months, draining public confidence in the junta. Aid groups are feeling the consequences of the worsening violence too. Relief efforts are, meanwhile, being blunted by a lack of funds.See the Story
[Opinion] In post-coup Burkina Faso, jihadist attacks grow fiercer despite junta pledge
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Philippines · PhilippinesBangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) was created in 2019. It consists of five Muslim-majority provinces in the southern Philippines. Efforts to decommission some 40,000 Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) combatants, along with their weapons and camps, have fallen short of the original goals.See the Story
Inside the defector programmes battling to keep peace in the Philippines
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Idlib · IdlibThe UN Security Council is set to begin debating the renewal of a key mechanism for delivering aid to Syria on Monday. Since 2014, the UN has only been able to bring assistance from Turkey into rebel-held northwest Syria. Russia has warned that it wants to get rid of the resolution, which would effectively strip UN agencies of access to the one border crossing it can use.See the Story
Is Russia about to block a key aid route into northwest Syria?
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RefugeesUN high commissioner for refugees is elected by the UN general assembly for a term of five years. Filippo Grandi, the current UNHCR head, will serve in this position until 2023. The first UN high Commissioner for refugees, in 1951, was Gerrit Jan van Heuven Goedhart.See the Story
Call for next head of UN refugee agency to have lived experience as a refugee
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Taliban · AmharaA weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.See the Story
Taliban quake response, Amhara massacre, and South Asia’s monsoon-hit millions: The Cheat Sheet
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