News Monitor
The latest humanitarian news headlines from around the world. (Page 15 from 95)
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Lebanon is the first country where weāve needed to respond immediately due to displacements. Population movement is fluid, with people leaving South Lebanon, the Bekaa and Beirutās southern suburbs.
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On the fourth day of Israeli and United States airstrikes against Iran and amid growing violence and instability in the Middle East, the UN urgently called for protection of civilians and warned of growing displacement and humanitarian needs.
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The shipment will restore lifesaving immunisation services to children and communities across five localities including Kadugli, where famine was confirmed in September 2025.
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The escalating violence in the Middle East region is compounding an already dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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Travelling more than 200 kilometres (124 miles) from Yambio, the capital of Western Equatoria State in southwestern South Sudan, a team of justice experts escorted by United Nations peacekeepers moved slowly along rough, dusty roads, determined to reach communities that have waited years for their day in court.
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Reports on Friday that major cities in Afghanistan have been bombed by the Pakistan military in a new escalation between the two countries have raised fears for civilians already struggling under the harsh rule of the de facto Taliban authorities.
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South Sudan was the focus of debate in the UN Human Rights Council on Friday as escalating violence and political tensions ā alongside a massive humanitarian emergency and war in neighbouring Sudan ā threaten efforts to achieve lasting peace.
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Four years after Russiaās full-scale invasion of Ukraine, many people are trying to overcome deep-rooted trauma and rebuild what has been lost.
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MSF is calling for a massive scale-up of lifesaving aid and unhindered access amid the ongoing catastrophe in Gaza, where lives continue to be lost due to sustained violence and aid restrictions.
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Cubaās humanitarian situation is worsening as fuel shortages deepen nearly a month after Washington took measures to block oil supplies from entering the Caribbean nation, a senior UN official warned on Wednesday.
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South Sudan continues to grapple with new arrivals fleeing conflict in Sudan, while millions remain displaced within the country and across borders due to years of conflict, flooding and instability.
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Funding shortfalls are putting the lives of more than 1.9 million displaced people in South Sudan at risk amid rising humanitarian needs, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said on Wednesday.
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The integrated food security phase classification (IPC) system shows the crisis or worse level has nearly doubled between February and March 2026 to a staggering 6.5 million people since early 2025.
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While temperatures are slowly rising, the damage remains. An estimated 10.8 million people inside the country need humanitarian assistance in 2026, and 3.7 million are internally displaced.
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The full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russian troops on 24 February 2022 shattered the peaceful aspirations of an entire continent, but war must never be the new normal, UN General Assembly President Annalena Baerbock said on Tuesday.
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The number of people in Somalia facing acute food insecurity has nearly doubled to 6.5 million since last year as hunger levels rise due to worsening drought, conflict and soaring food prices.
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Concerns have been raised about the ācoerciveā repatriation from Tanzania of Burundian refugees, many of whom do not want to return to their home country.
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Severe flooding since late December along with Tropical Cyclone Gezani have affected about 720,000 people. More than 430 schools have been impacted with more than 840 classrooms completely destroyed.
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Reconstruction and recovery in Ukraine will cost almost $588 billion over the next decade, or nearly three times the estimated GDP in 2025, as housing, energy and other critical sectors continue to come under fire from Russian forces.
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Although fighting had been raging in the east of Ukraine since Russia's invasion of Crimea in 2014, most in the country did not believe all-out war would occur. With the full-scale invasion now reaching the four-year mark, many Ukrainians cannot believe it has gone on for so long, with no end in sight.
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Renewed fighting in South Sudanās Jonglei state has displaced hundreds of thousands of civilians in recent weeks, damaged health facilities, fuelled the spread of cholera and prompting the UN relief chief to warn of a āperfect stormā of conflict, climate shocks and deprivation.
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Tropical Cyclone Fytia made landfall on 31 January, followed by Tropical Cyclone Gezani on 10 February, affecting more than 681,000 people and causing major damage to homes and infrastructure.
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Four years into Russiaās full-scale invasion, millions in Ukraine struggle to keep the lights on and heat their homes, with the crisis taking a particular toll on women, humanitarians warned on Friday.
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The UN Emergency Relief Coordinator arrived in South Sudan on Friday to visit one of the most under-reported humanitarian crises in the world, as clashes between government and opposition forces continue in Jonglei state.
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Most of the food security data points are flashing red. Our early warning systems, which we manage alongside partners and counterparts, indicate that weāre on the same path as previous food crises.
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Drone attacks by the Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces are hitting civilian areas and critical infrastructures, including schools, markets, healthcare facilities, and water sources.
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Nearly three years into Sudanās war, violence is intensifying, famine conditions are looming in parts of the country, and civilians remain trapped between shifting front lines, senior UN political and humanitarian officials told the Security Council on Thursday, warning that the risk of further mass atrocities remains alarmingly high.
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The UN Security Council meets this morning to discuss Sudan as the war nears its third year, with fighting intensifying across multiple regions and civilians facing deepening humanitarian catastrophe. Senior UN political and humanitarian officials are expected to brief ministers on a conflict marked by shifting front lines, advanced weaponry and widespread displacement. The meeting comes amid fresh warnings that atrocities in Darfur, including acts bearing the āhallmarks of genocideā in El Fasher, signal a dangerous escalation. Follow the live coverage below, UN News App users click here.
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The UN World Food Programme (WFP) is scaling up its emergency response in South Sudanās Jonglei state, where escalating conflict has displaced hundreds of thousands of people and pushed hunger to critical levels.
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NGOs call on national and county governments, development partners and private sector to provide resources and lifesaving interventions to prevent malnutrition, protect livelihoods and prevent deaths.