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Human Rights Watch (HRW) has expressed concerns about landmine injuries to civilians in Syria, urging the transitional government to act. Contaminated areas pose ongoing risks due to the Civil War, …
Concerns Raised Over Civilian Landmine Injuries in Syria by Human Rights Watch Read More
The U.S. has revoked all visas for South Sudanese citizens and will not issue new ones until the South Sudanese government accepts repatriation of its nationals. This action follows concerns …
U.S. Revokes Visas for South Sudanese Citizens Amid Repatriation Issues Read More
Water Mission is sending a Disaster Response Assistance Team to Myanmar and Thailand after a magnitude 7.7 earthquake caused significant destruction. The team will assess the need for clean water …
Water Mission Deploys Team Following Earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand Read More
On March 28, 2025, a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit Myanmar, killing at least 144 and injuring over 700, with severe aftermath in Thailand as well. Major infrastructure damage and …
Devastating Earthquake Strikes Myanmar and Thailand, Urgent Aid Required Read More
A 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit Myanmar, causing 144 deaths and injuring 700. Significant damage occurred in Myanmar and Thailand, leading to calls for international aid. The U.N. has pledged $5 …
Massive Earthquake Strikes Myanmar and Thailand, Urgent Aid Required Read More
Sudan’s gold industry, crucial for its wartime economy, is primarily channeled through the UAE, benefiting both the military and paramilitary organizations. Although the government reports record production levels, nearly half …
Sudan’s Gold Trade: A Lifeline for Conflict Funded Through the UAE Read More
The UN has raised alarm over continuing attacks on civilians in Sudan, particularly following a deadly air strike in North Darfur. Reports of artillery strikes affecting civilians in Khartoum have …
United Nations Expresses Grave Concern Over Civilian Attacks in Sudan Read More
The US has proposed to Egypt a deal to accept 500,000-700,000 Gazans for substantial economic aid. The offer was communicated via UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and includes …
US Proposes Aid for Egypt in Exchange for Hosting Gazans Read More
The cut in U.S. aid is worsening Nigeria’s tuberculosis funding crisis, risking vital case-finding and treatment services. With a required $404 million for 2025, the Global Fund’s allocation is insufficient. …
U.S. Aid Reduction Jeopardizes TB Treatment Initiatives in Nigeria Read More
Kuwaiti authorities reported more than 600 violations of donation-raising regulations in the first half of Ramadan, including illegal adverts and unlicensed collections. The Ministry of Social Affairs identified various infractions …
Over 600 Donation-Raising Violations Identified in Kuwait During Ramadan Read More