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  • What do Syrians in the northwest think of the UN Security Council’s failure to renew aid resolution?

  • Palestinian artist paints images of 'love and peace' on destroyed homes

  • What's the latest restriction on women in Afghanistan?

  • "We hid in the bush as they burnt"

  • "People living in our village have nothing to do with Boko Haram"

  • "Nothing was left unburned"

  • "Soldiers were shooting and killing people"

  • IDP 1

  • IDP 3

  • IDP 4

  • IDP 2

  • "I am in a country where I will not find support"

  • "I felt that I was no longer alive.”

  • "Men from the area grabbed us and raped us"

  • Civilians reportedly killed by government shelling in the western Aleppo countryside

  • Afghan women divided on what hope to take from key Taliban figure’s rare TV interview

  • Afghan women divided on what hope to take from key Taliban figure’s rare TV interview

  • Interview with Acting Defense Minister Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid

  • Gaza's 'resistance babies': Snapshots

  • Gaza’s beach provides a free escape for residents

  • Sudanese refugees escaping civil war struggle to cross into Ethiopia

  • Families in Gaza are struggling to get enough food and water: Snapshots

  • Shailja Patel on colonisation and the coverage of humanitarian crises

  • A Kenyan poet reflects on flooding in Somalia and its former coloniser, Italy.

  • Shailja Patel on colonisation and the coverage of humanitarian crises

  • New troubles in Nagorno-Karabakh: Here's what's happening

  • Shailja Patel on colonisation and the coverage of humanitarian crises

  • 'I know the violence of water'

  • Gaza airstrikes leave family without shelter, medication: Snapshots

  • The hunger road: Somalis living in al-Hidaya camp are 'prepared for the worst'

  • UN staff letter blasts ‘incoherent’ approach to Taliban ban on women, pushes for unified response

  • Why Somalia is one of the hardest places in the world to be a journalist

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