The Latest Breaking News from NGOs

In the wake of Trump’s global trade war, can the World Trade Organization reclaim its role as guardian of free trade?

The United Nations and NGOs are warning of an imminent famine in the Gaza Strip -- a designation based on strict criteria and scientific evidence.

A taxpayer group has called for criminal investigation into alleged unlawful payments by former commissioners to environmental NGOs. The allegations revive controversy surrounding NGO payments.

After months of delay, the European Commission has finally published its long-awaited 2025 budget programme for health, but civil society organisations say the delay and funding cuts have already caused lasting damage, forcing layoffs and halting key activities.

Gazans are in desperate need of essentials after more than 21 months of war, but efforts to get aid into the Palestinian territory -- and to its hungry residents -- face major obstacles.

Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza says 111 people have now died from famine and malnutrition in recent weeks.

Exclusive: Officials offering to amend bill if wildlife organisations stop campaigning against plans

Eni has filed at least six defamation suits against journalists and NGOs since 2019 in what critics say is intimidation campaign

‘This is not a humanitarian response,’ say 130 NGOs calling for UN to take over distribution of humanitarian aid.

Turkey is stepping up its influence in west Africa as the geopolitical and economic landscape in the region shifts. In Senegal, the state-owned Turkish Petroleum Corporation has entered a key partnership in the oil and gas sector. Meanwhile, Karpowership, a company providing electricity via floating power plants, now supplies energy…

Driven by good intentions, the EU’s first-ever legislation on the welfare of cats and dogs is currently under discussion, but it’s raising concerns that it could unintentionally fuel illegal pet trade.