
Why G7 leaders, including the UK, risk being complicit in a global famine
The world’s richest countries can stop millions of people dying of starvation — but only if they choose to act.
ByThe world’s richest countries can stop millions of people dying of starvation — but only if they choose to act.
ByShukria Barakzai saw the damage first-hand under the last regime when she ran secret lessons from her flat in Kabul.
BySince the Taliban regained power, huge numbers have disappeared – including eight Britons and two Americans – with no recourse…
ByThose who have had to flee their countries can be architects of political repair, both in their host societies and…
ByThe former UK international development secretary explains how a global refugee coalition would allow the West to show moral leadership.
ByRefugees from the country know they were lucky to escape the Taliban, but now find themselves homeless, stateless and broke.
ByThe full savagery of the old Taliban hasn’t returned. But sanctions are causing immense suffering.
ByOur international editor’s end-of-year report card.
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