Escaping Darfur: Mothers face starvation under trees in Chad
Fleeing scorched earth, Darfur’s mothers share harrowing tales of starvation and survival in Chad.
Deconfliction and disarmament: Can both be pursued in Lebanon?
New deconfliction mechanism seeks to prevent return to all-out war in Lebanon and in the region.
US push for unified Libyan government tests Tripoli factions
A US-backed initiative aiming to unify Libya's divided institutions tests political loyalties in the country's west.
US says Iran will buy its goods: What could US-Iran trade look like?
Before the 1979 revolution in Iran, Washington and Tehran had close trade ties. Could a peace deal revive them?
No, chef: The Bear was a phenomenon, then everyone fell out of love with it
Restaurants, they say, are a tricky investment – many go under within a year of opening. To that end, FX’s…
Our life stops’: West Bank childhood shattered by Israeli military raids
A new UN report documents killings, detentions and lasting psychological harm to Palestinian children.
How Colombia’s traditional midwives serve as lifelines to rural communities
How traditional midwives serve as lifelines to rural Colombia Parts of Colombia are isolated, with no hospitals or clinics nearby.…
Kenya braces for return of Gen Z protests – how did they begin?
Two years since Gen Z protests rocked President Ruto's government, thousands gear up to take to the streets again.
Diabetes patients in Gaza face survival battle amid war shortages
Insulin and equipment shortages in Gaza pose fatal risks, leading to critical health complications.
After a decade, Brexit’s cost to Britain is not only economic
Hateful discourse in politics and society has become a regular feature since the UK voted to abandon the EU.