Rethinking Humanitarianism | Burnout in the aid sector and how to respond

Why humanitarians have a "burnout culture", how people can identify it and take action, and what organisations must do better to help their staff.
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Turning Point? Top donor Norway launches total aid policy review

Norway's aid minister says plans need to change in response to roiling global crises, but he insists cutbacks aren't part of his reforms.
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Trump’s targeting of Somalis risks an escalation of hate against us

We make a positive contribution to societies where we settle, say Somalis.
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I survived Israel's genocide in Gaza. This is what recognition of a Palestinian state means to me

Recognition is meaningless while Gaza is starved, bombed, and occupied. What we need is action.
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Why African nations are looking to unite on climate and conflict

Ahead of the Africa Climate Summit, Policy reporter Will Worley spoke to one of the early drafters of the new Common African Position.
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From dodgy deterrence deals to drug cartels: Aid barriers in the Darién

A recent US-Panama deal threatens to add to the dangers on the route, while Venezuela's election fallout could also compound the crisis.
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‘My heart is bleeding’: Congolese youth on the M23 war and prospects for peace

Impacted communities gathered for a recent forum as the fighting has uprooted over 1.7 million people.
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