Humanitarian Crises

A Norwegian mother makes a home for frightened Afghan boys who arrive alone, seeking safety.

On World Refugee Day, Al Jazeera looks at the painful journeys refugees were forced on in 2020 despite global pandemic.

Venezuela’s president hopes a US deal will open the floodgates to foreign investment and help create jobs.

HALO Trust, whose 10 demining workers were killed last week, says will stay in the country after foreign troops leave.

Fishermen said they recovered the 25 bodies after the boat they were travelling on capsized.

NGOs fear medical shortages and hunger for millions in Idlib, if UN does not re-authorise Bab al-Hawa border crossing.

Lawyers for the defendants denounce ‘lack of sense of fairness’ after a court found the pair guilty of arson.

Prime Minister Jean-Michel Sama Lunkonde says seismic activity has subsided in the eastern DR Congo city.

French prosecutors opened a preliminary investigation into money laundering allegations against Riad Salameh.

Government blames Houthis for attack on petrol station as the group says it only struck a military camp.

World Food Programme says hunger levels rising in northern Ethiopian region; appeals for $203m to scale up response.

Almost five times as many people have been newly displaced in 2021 in Sudan’s strife-hit region compared with 2020.

US legislators call for action amid reports of gang rapes, ethnic cleansing and war crimes by Ethiopian, Eritrean forces

Now is the time to galvanise political and business momentum to invest in nature, environmental experts say.