Houthi militants react as they ride on a truck after Yemen's former president Ali Abdullah Saleh was killed, in Sanaa, Yemen December 4, 2017... READ MORE›
Yemeni rebels kill their erstwhile ally Ali Abdullah Saleh, the country's former president and strongman, as their forces battle for control of the capital, Sanaa... READ MORE›
Yemen's Houthi rebels have gained control of the majority of the country's capital from former President Ali Abdullah Saleh's forces, a Sanaa-based activist told Al Jazeera... READ MORE›
The UN appeal for 2018 estimates there are 22 million people in need in Yemen... READ MORE›
The United Nations has appealed for a record 22.5bn ?17bn in humanitarian aid for 2018... READ MORE›
In al-Houla, in Syria's northern Homs province, many residents are waiting for the cold winter months with trepidation... READ MORE›
Meanwhile, China stressed that it will continue to provide humanitarian aid to Syria while calling to reach a political solution to end the Syrian war... READ MORE›
The Saudi-led coalition's decision to close off Yemen's air, sea and land borders prevented the United Nations on Monday from sending two humanitarian aid... READ MORE›
Both nations also formalized a new credit line granted by China to remodel and modernize Cuba's electronic industry... READ MORE›
The UN's aid chief has arrived in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, expressing his deep concern about the war-torn country's deteriorating humanitarian crisis... READ MORE›
But food supplies still rarely enter the region, where medical officials say hundreds of children are suffering acute malnutrition... READ MORE›
Aid workers have had to cut rations in half across the Central African Republic because of underfunding, the United Nations has warned... READ MORE›
In raw numbers, the United States spends more money on humanitarian aid than any other country... READ MORE›
Two years ago Saad Al-Kassab couldn't speak English, but he had a novel way of teaching himself the new tongue... READ MORE›
In August, the United Nations sent two helicopters to Maiduguri, to fly humanitarian workers to reclaimed cities across Borno... READ MORE›
Twenty million people face starvation without an immediate injection of funds in Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia and Nigeria, warns Stephen O'Brien... READ MORE›
100 percent of her donation will be going towards the destruction caused by hurricane harvey... READ MORE›
Twenty million people in Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia and Nigeria currently face starvation and famine, according to the UN... READ MORE›
Prime minister rejects British Red Cross claims but acknowledges huge pressures on health service... READ MORE›
The convoy, escorted by the Syrian Arab Red Crescent, was among the first to try to deliver humanitarian aid to rebel-held areas under the cease-fire agreement... READ MORE›
We're mainly worried about the political pressure that the Syrian government has on the operation of the UN... READ MORE›
The American strikes began, and an urgent call came 20 minutes later, in which the Russians notified the Americans in Qatar that they were slaughtering Syrian troops... READ MORE›
Matthew had dropped slightly to a Category 3 storm after crossing land in Haiti and eastern Cuba, but strengthened once again to a Category 4, officials said... READ MORE›
Four days after a monster hurricane ripped through Haiti, a grim trail of destruction and death on the Caribbean island continued to come to light... READ MORE›
The UN is working with the Syrian humanitarian organization to deliver aid to 78,000 people in the town of Urum al-Kubra, just west of Aleppo... READ MORE›
Hurricane Harvey Google, Amazon, Facebook to match 3M in donations... READ MORE›
Six aid workers have been killed in an ambush in famine-hit South Sudan, the United Nations said on Sunday, without specifying what organisation they worked for... READ MORE›
More than 16 million people have been affected by monsoon flooding across the South Asian countries of India, Nepal, and Bangladesh... READ MORE›
The White Helmets came to prominence for their work rescuing those trapped in rubble after air strikes by Syrian government and Russian warplanes... READ MORE›
Throughout the period under review, the skies over Aleppo city and its environs were jointly controlled by Syrian and Russian air forces ..... READ MORE›
I have some contact, as a volunteer, with Syrian and Kurdish families, who now live in the smallest county in Scotland, Clackmannanshire... READ MORE›
As the Mosul offensive begins, protecting civilians must be an essential part of military strategies, said Filippo Grandi, UN high commissioner for refugees... READ MORE›
This famine is man-made, said Joyce Luma, head of the World Food Programme in South Sudan... READ MORE›
Syria's army had declared the initial ceasefire period over on Monday, hours before the attack on the convoy... READ MORE›
Yemen is in the midst of a humanitarian crisis, with almost seven million people on the brink of famine... READ MORE›
In the past week, the Iraqi government and affiliated militias launched a long-anticipated offensive to reclaim the northern city of Mosul from the extremist Islamic State... READ MORE›
The Syrian government is trying to limit funding to areas besieged by its troops ..... READ MORE›
It's unfortunate and partially explains why Yemen, which is one of the world's largest humanitarian crises, is not getting enough attention in international media, he added... READ MORE›
The most harrowing reports come from Yemen, where the United Nations says a staggering 20 million people need humanitarian aid... READ MORE›
Some people see Nigeria, the second-wealthiest country in Africa, as capable of handling its own humanitarian assistance... READ MORE›
The delay in aid deliveries has also frustrated the U.S.-backed opposition, which has criticized the United Nations for seeking approval from the Syrian government... READ MORE›
In Berlin, French President Francois Hollande repeated Western appeals for Russia to help create a humanitarian aid for civilians trapped in Aleppo... READ MORE›
War-ravaged South Sudan has hiked work permit fees 100-fold for foreign aid workers to 10,000, officials said, despite suffering from famine... READ MORE›
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