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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

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

"Gazans flee hospital as forces approach"

Crowds flee one of Gaza Strip's few still functioning hospitals. The UN is forced to discontinue humanitarian efforts as Israel calls for the evacuation of the city of Dayr al-Balah.

"Gazans flee hospital as forces approach"

Chickenpox and Scabies in Gaza's Refugee Camps

Scabies, chickenpox, and other contagious skin diseases are spreading rapidly in the refugee camps in Gaza. More than 150,000 people have been infected since the war between Israel and Hamas broke out last October.

Chickenpox and Scabies in Gaza's Refugee Camps

Sudan: One of the World's Worst Humanitarian Crises

The ongoing war in Sudan has caused one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world in decades, according to the organisation Doctors Without Borders (MSF). Warnings are also coming from the UN's refugee agency UNHCR, which states that the risk of famine has risen in the country.

Sudan: One of the World's Worst Humanitarian Crises

Eleven bodies found in the sea off Libya's coast

The bodies of Elva people have been found off the coast of Libya, according to Doctors Without Borders (MSF) on X. The deceased are believed to be migrants, but it is unclear how they ended up in the water.

Eleven bodies found in the sea off Libya's coast