IOM’s new role may signal a worrying shift of emphasis away from migrant rights and towards migration management

They know it’s coming soon but are aid agencies as prepared as they can and should be for the battle for Mosul?

Following the 9/11 attacks and the launch of the Global War on Terror, many humanitarian policy wonks spoke of a new era of heightened aid...

When Sonny Johnson left Tripoli for the Italian island Lampedusa in a wooden fishing boat, he feared he might never set foot on dry land...

A military offensive to drive Islamist militants from areas in Pakistan has sparked an artistic resurgence

Billed as a potential game-changer, the UN refugee and migrant summit threw up little new and was criticised for its lack of vision.

Six months after an uprising brought down Muammar Gaddafi's government, thousands of displaced Libyans are still living in abandoned construction sites, empty student dormitories or...