Jan Egeland

Mil­lions of vul­ner­a­ble Yeme­nis are un­like­ly to get any aid at all this year.

The war in Ukraine will have dead­ly rip­ple ef­fects in the poor­est, most con­flict-rid­den cor­ners of the world.

Over 680 glob­al sec­tor lead­ers call on Pres­i­dent Biden to hon­or his com­mit­ments and pro­tect Pales­tin­ian hu­man rights.

For the world’s 26 mil­lion refugees, the health im­pacts of COVID-19 have not been its most lethal ef­fects.

The eco­nom­ic im­pacts of the coro­n­avirus are dev­as­tat­ing com­mu­ni­ties in the world’s poor­est places.

While the car­a­vans no longer march north, the Cen­tral Amer­i­can cri­sis is deep­en­ing away from our tele­vi­sion screens.

The in­ter­na­tion­al com­mu­ni­ty must brace it­self for deep­en­ing and large­ly ne­glect­ed emer­gen­cies in 2019.

While many dis­placed Syr­i­ans will like­ly re­turn to their homes this year, safe­ty and sta­bil­i­ty is still a long way off.

As the hu­man­i­tar­i­an scale-up in the re­gion con­tin­ues, gov­ern­ments and donors are urged to do their part.

If we pull out of Cen­tral African Re­pub­lic now, the killing fields may soon re­turn.