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Sitting outside her makeshift shelter in eastern Chad, Sudanese refugee Mariam Adam Yaya warmed up tea on some firewood in a bid to quell the pangs of hunger.

Climate action in New Orleans has found support from faith leaders working across historic divides

People vent their frustration on social media as many given just beans and biscuits to eat, and donated food is found for sale in markets

Amidst escalating violence in Gaza, the displaced population faces uncertainty and danger as Israel plans to expand its offensive. The situation is dire.

Palestinians wept and prayed for their dead on Saturday after fresh Israeli strikes followed a UN Security Council resolution that demanded more aid be allowed into Gaza but did not call for an immediate halt to fighting.

Call to protect civilians and humanitarian staff after UNDP’s Issam al-Mughrabi, his wife, children and scores of relatives killed

Analyzing the impact and legality of Israel's use of 2,000-pound bombs in Gaza, with insights from former defense intelligence analyst Mark Alasko.

Normally at this time of year, Bethlehem is full of thousands visiting one of Christianity’s most holy cities. But Bel Trew finds empty streets, shuttered shops and a central square without its famous Christmas tree. Church leaders say the situation in Gaza makes any form of celebration impossible – and…

A UN-backed report has recorded mounting starvation in Gaza while aid remains restricted.

Netanyahu has compared the Gaza war with World War II. But this narrative is ahistorical and dangerous, say experts.

Israel expands military operation in Gaza, causing concerns for civilians and aid delivery. UN resolution calls for increased humanitarian access amid dire...