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.
International Aid
We Can’t Turn Our Back on the DRC
Just weeks away from the end of the year, nearly two-thirds of the funding the UN needs for its humanitarian response in the Democratic Republic of Congo is still not available.
The Risks to Children When Disaster Strikes
Children are widely affected by disasters, including ones related to climate change. What can be done to protect them?
Trump’s Treatment of WHO Boss Is a Lesson for Africa
Donald Trump seems to have served the UN to China on a silver platter. This is a strategic error by the US and an uncertain prospect for the rest of the world.
Solving Africa’s Hunger Challenge
As Africa faces a future of increased population and climate change, the current challenges of food waste, production and hunger will only become more prominent.
COVID-19 Arrives in Refugee Camps
Experts have been sounding warnings that the spread of COVID-19 to refugee camps was inevitable and that the consequences could be catastrophic.
Is Saudi Arabia Looking for an Exit from Yemen?
After bombing Yemeni civilians for years, Saudi leaders may use COVID-19 as a cynical excuse to pave the way for a progressive exit from the war.
Malawi Can Be Aid Independent If Communities Are Empowered
In this edition of The Interview, Fair Observer talks to Joyce Banda, the former president of Malawi.
