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Journalism from the heart of crises

  1. Today, people in Gaza with money can buy chocolate more easily than eggs, and powdered cappuccino mix more easily than milk while most still struggle to secure basic necessities. Why? Read this in-depth report by Riley Sparks and Ghada Abdulfattah ⬇️
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    Palestinians still face extreme deprivation as Israel continues to restrict humanitarian activities amid international jockeying over the future.

    Hobbled by obstruction and uncertainty: Gaza’s post-ceasefire aid response

    Palestinians still face extreme deprivation as Israel continues to restrict humanitarian activities amid international jockeying over the future.

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  2. 🎧 🇵🇸 “Their will will be taken from them bit by bit, as normalised through institution and bureaucracy and heavy policing and militarisation.” Listen to #RethinkingHumanitarianism, featuring legal scholar Shahd Hammouri, journalist Riley Sparks, and Gazan poet and writer Nour ElAssy. buff.ly/HqntpRU

    Three views on UN Security Council Gaza peace endorsement: Parallels with Iraq, why the war isn’t over for Gazans, and aid workers’ moral dilemmas.

    Rethinking Humanitarianism | Security Council backs Trump’s Gaza plan. What could go wrong?

    Three views on UN Security Council Gaza peace endorsement: Parallels with Iraq, why the war isn’t over for Gazans, and aid workers’ moral dilemmas.

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  3. 🇯🇲 Since Melissa hit Jamaica, shortages of power, water and food are pushing residents into increasingly precarious conditions, and humanitarians worry the situation could further deteriorate in weeks or months to come. Read our on-the-ground report by Migue Roth.

    Almost a month after one of the strongest hurricanes ever to hit the region, many Jamaicans remain largely cut off from outside assistance.

    “It’s as if a nuclear bomb went off”: Jamaican communities fight to recover from Melissa

    Almost a month after one of the strongest hurricanes ever to hit the region, many Jamaicans remain largely cut off from outside assistance.

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  4. 🇧🇩 "Unless Bangladesh can prove that its transition protects all citizens equally, reform risks being dismissed as an elite project, detached from those most vulnerable to violence and economic ruin." Read journalist Zakir Hossain Chowdhury’s full analysis ⬇️

    More than a year after the autocrat’s fall, Bangladeshis ask if a new government can deliver security, inclusion, and economic relief.

    “Was the revolution worth it?”: After Hasina, Bangladesh stands at a crossroads

    More than a year after the autocrat’s fall, Bangladeshis ask if a new government can deliver security, inclusion, and economic relief.

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