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600 deported to dangerous desert road – criticism of EU

600 Nigerians have been deported from Libya. The group was forced to make a dangerous and traumatic journey through the desert, writes The Guardian.

600 deported to dangerous desert road – criticism of EU

Three million toddlers near acute malnutrition

Over three million small children are expected to suffer from acute malnutrition in Sudan in the coming year, according to the UN. Doctors Without Borders have decided to discontinue their medical activities at a hospital in the capital Khartum, which has been affected by recurring attacks from the warring parties in the civil war.

Three million toddlers near acute malnutrition

First Aid Delivery to War-Torn Khartoum

For the first time in 20 months, relief supplies reach civilians south of Khartoum in war-torn Sudan. 200,000 children and families are now estimated to receive acute aid.

First Aid Delivery to War-Torn Khartoum

Norwegian film opens Gothenburg Film Festival

The Norwegian director Eirik Svensson's film "Before the darkness" ("Før mørket") opens the Gothenburg Film Festival on January 24. .

Norwegian film opens Gothenburg Film Festival

Alarm over fierce battles in "safe zone" in Gaza

Israeli tanks are reported to be advancing in al-Mawasi, a densely populated area in southern Gaza that Israel has designated as a so-called "security zone" in the war. .

Alarm over fierce battles in "safe zone" in Gaza

Osaid, 2, may soon go blind – denied evacuation

Sick and injured children wait for months to leave Gaza for treatment. Some die while waiting for permission from Israel.

Osaid, 2, may soon go blind – denied evacuation

Doctors Without Borders Stop Operations in Haiti

Doctors Without Borders are discontinuing their operations in Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince after the city was shaken by violent clashes. "A series of threats from the Haitian police force against Doctors Without Borders' staff is forcing the organization to discontinue its operations in Port-au-Prince for the time being", the organization writes in a press release.

Doctors Without Borders Stop Operations in Haiti

Doctors in northern Gaza: We can't reach the dead and injured

The situation at Kamal Adwan Hospital in besieged northern Gaza is catastrophic, testifies doctor Mohammed Obeid. We are not reaching the dead and we cannot rescue the injured.

Doctors in northern Gaza: We can't reach the dead and injured

The drones are everywhere – it's hell

Israel's escalated offensive in northern Gaza is claiming more and more lives. Roads have been cut off and no emergency aid is getting in.

The drones are everywhere – it's hell

Pressure groups: Increase pressure on emergency aid to Lebanon

Attempts to pressure the parties in the conflict in Lebanon into a ceasefire are futile – instead, international actors must reach agreements on ensuring humanitarian aid reaches those affected. The appeal comes from Jeremy Konyndyk from an international refugee organization.

Pressure groups: Increase pressure on emergency aid to Lebanon

The Swede worked in Beirut: "Chaos and confusion"

People on the streets, overcrowded houses, anxiety and confusion. This is how Ana Chaurio from Doctors Without Borders describes the last few days in Beirut.

The Swede worked in Beirut: "Chaos and confusion"

Alarming Number of Pregnant Women Die in Darfur

A "shockingly large" number of newborns, pregnant women, and new mothers are dying in southern Darfur in Sudan, reports Doctors Without Borders. Most of the deaths could have been avoided – "but almost nothing works here anymore", says doctor Gillian Burkhardt in a report.

Alarming Number of Pregnant Women Die in Darfur