Ahead of the election in Zimbabwe, those opposing the government in power are on the receiving end of most violence

Russia’s war of aggression is causing significant greenhouse-gas emissions – and revealing the connection between climate action and security policy

To expand the Kakuma refugee camp, the Kalobeyei settlement was established in Kenya, providing shelter to refugees mostly from South Sudan

At the midway point to achieving the SDGs, the number of starving and extremely poor people is rising once again, civil-society organisations lament

Germany has to withdraw quickly from Mali – one reason for this is that the Federal Government failed to learn the lessons of Afghanistan

The multinational music collective “The Nile Project” sang in many styles and languages about life along the Nile

People have always moved to far-away places to find livelihoods or to flee from war and disaster. The international community would benefit from more coherent and pragmatic regulation of migration and flight.

Development projects must recognise and realise the transformative potential of migration and displacement

Flight and displacement are a scourge of humanity that conceals untold numbers of individual fates

Pope Francis stirred optimism in the conflict-torn country, but will people’s expectations be fulfilled?