International Aid

by Sarah Zaaimi

The Russia-Ukraine War Shows History Did Not End, Ethics Did

The war in Ukraine has revealed a problem deeper than the omnipresent propaganda that obscures our access to the truth.

May 5, 2022

Gulf news, Gulf news headlines, UAE, Emirati, United Arab Emirates, United Arab Emirates news, Philip Eliason, Emirates Humanitarian City, Humanitarian aid, Arab world news

by Philip Eliason

The UAE’s Approach to Humanitarian Assistance

October 26, 2021

Gary Grappo, Afghanistan news, US Taliban talks, Afghanistan humanitarian crisis, Taliban government news, Afghan assets abroad, frozen Afghan assets, Afghanistan humanitarian needs, Afghanistan humanitarian assistance, Taliban human rights

by Gary Grappo

Can the Taliban Govern Responsibly?

October 18, 2021

Zaid Ali Basha, Yemen news, Yemen agriculture, Yemen food crisis, Yemen food insecurity, Yemen blockade, Yemen farming practices, Yemen water scarcity, Yemen famine, causes of Yemen’s food crisis

by Zaid Ali Basha

The Road to Yemen’s Starvation

May 4, 2021

Monica Weller, Young Professionals in Foreign Policy, US abortion rights, US access to safe abortions, anti-abortion movement US, US Supreme Court right to abortion, Justice Amy Coney Barrett abortion, US women’s health aid, Poland abortion ban protests, Biden administration women’s health

by Monica Weller

Addressing the Fragile Limits of Female Autonomy

January 27, 2021

Pierrepont Johnson, Young Professionals in Foreign Policy, Yemen humanitarian crisis, Yemen food insecurity, war in Yemen, Yemen international aid, Yemen peace process, Yemen recovery, Yemen humanitarian fund, Yemen humanitarian catastrophe

by Pierrepont Johnson III

The World Must Not Forget Yemen

Investing in Yemen is a commitment not only to ending...

January 21, 2021

Fernando Carvajal, Yemen news, war in Yemen, Houthis Yemen, Houthi human rights violations, UN sanctions on Yemen, UN sanctions Houthis, President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi Yemen, Yemen international sanctions, Yemen US sanctions

by Fernando Carvajal

US Sanctions Miss the Mark in Yemen

Unilateral actions by the US only weaken the international sanctions...

December 22, 2020

Sarah Miller, Arden Bentley, Refugees International, Democratic Republic of Congo news, DRC health crisis, DRC humanitarian crisis, UN funding for DRC, DRC armed groups, DRC violence against women, DRC internally displaced

by Sarah Miller & Arden Bentley

We Can’t Turn Our Back on the DRC

Just weeks away from the end of the year, nearly...

November 18, 2020

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by Amjad Saleem

The Risks to Children When Disaster Strikes

Children are widely affected by disasters, including ones related to...

August 26, 2020

Gatete Nyiringabo Ruhumuliza, Trump WHO funding, Chinese contributions to the WHO, US contributions to the WHO, Africa aid news, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus WHO, African unity, Africa development news, UN news, global inequality news

by Gatete Nyiringabo Ruhumuliza

Trump’s Treatment of WHO Boss Is a Lesson for Africa

Donald Trump seems to have served the UN to China...

June 4, 2020

Betsy Henderson, Africa news, African agriculture sector, Africa agriculture imports, solving hunger in Africa, Africa raw materials exports, Africa farming news, Africa food insecurity, Africa agriculture fintech, fintech Africa

by Betsy Henderson

Solving Africa’s Hunger Challenge

As Africa faces a future of increased population and climate...

June 1, 2020

Phil Cole British Academy, COVID-19 pandemic news, COVID-19 in refugee camps, COVID-19 Rohingya Bangladesh, COVID-19 Cox’s Bazaar, COVID-19 Greece refugee camps, COVID-19 effect on refugees, global refugee crisis, COVID-19 and refugee crisis, Syrian refugees COVID-19

by Phil Cole

COVID-19 Arrives in Refugee Camps

Experts have been sounding warnings that the spread of COVID-19...

May 18, 2020

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by Marc Martorell Junyent

Is Saudi Arabia Looking for an Exit from Yemen?

After bombing Yemeni civilians for years, Saudi leaders may use...

April 14, 2020

Malawi, Malawi news, news on Malawi, Malawi president, Joyce Banda, Joyce Banda news, President Joyce Banda, aid in Malawi, poorest country in the world, African news

by Kourosh Ziabari & Joyce Banda

Malawi Can Be Aid Independent If Communities Are Empowered

In this edition of The Interview, Fair Observer talks to...

August 22, 2019

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The Russia-Ukraine War Shows History Did Not End, Ethics Did

The UAE’s Approach to Humanitarian Assistance

Can the Taliban Govern Responsibly?

The Road to Yemen’s Starvation

Addressing the Fragile Limits of Female Autonomy

The World Must Not Forget Yemen

US Sanctions Miss the Mark in Yemen

We Can’t Turn Our Back on the DRC

The Risks to Children When Disaster Strikes

Trump’s Treatment of WHO Boss Is a Lesson for Africa

Solving Africa’s Hunger Challenge

COVID-19 Arrives in Refugee Camps

Is Saudi Arabia Looking for an Exit from Yemen?

Malawi Can Be Aid Independent If Communities Are Empowered

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Understanding the 1975 Autocratic “Emergency” in India

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