Former prime ministers, secretaries of state, and backbench Conservative MPs were among those who kicked back against the government’s decision to forego the 0.7% aid spending target.
Brent McIntosh, under secretary for international affairs at the U.S. Treasury Department, laid out the U.S. position on G-20 debt discussions and global COVID-19 funding through IMF last week.
Hans Stausboll, an official from the European Commission's development department, said it is yet to decide whether to grant €90 million ($107 million) in planned budget support to the government.
Advocates say the needs of older people in humanitarian situations are often forgotten, and that the situation has "gone on for far too long."
Ethiopia’s refugee crisis could become the intractable human rights disaster still facing Myanmar’s Rohingya — unless early interventions shift power to local responders, governments, and communities.
UNICEF's vaccine deputy explains what logistical hurdles need to be overcome — and what opportunities exist — as the agency prepares to help roll out vaccines, as early as the next few months.
Earlier this month, aid advocates welcomed the news that the EU had apparently found more precious resources for its next seven-year development budget. But there’s a catch.
With formal education cracking under the pressure of the pandemic, how can nonformal education help? The World Organization of the Scout Movement's Hany Abdulmonem explains.
Ethiopia’s refugee crisis could become the intractable human rights disaster still facing Myanmar’s Rohingya — unless early interventions shift power to local responders, governments, and communities.
