A climate change fuelled conflict is engulfing a region home to more than 100 million people; the breakdown in good governance is only eclipsed by the speed at which the humanitarian situation deteriorates. Read on to learn about how a climate-conflict nexus is consuming the Central...
Twelve years after the beginning of the Syrian's civil war the country remains the world’s largest refugee crisis with more than 7 million Syrians displaced in neighbouring countries. Over 3.5 million are hosted in Turkey, while 1.5 million are scattered between Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq. According...
On February 24th, 2022, Russian forces launched a strongly anticipated “special operation” along the Eastern border of Ukraine; pushing deep into the regions of Donetsk and Luhansk and eventually taking the key strategic cities of Mariupol and Kherson. As a result, Europe has witnessed the...
The UK is facing a tumultuous political landscape currently, with the government who appointed the third PM in one year. With it, we have faced ongoing debates around immigration and how the UK plans to respond to people seeking sanctuary – with the re-election of...
The 27th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, the Cop27, has recently come to an end after several days of negotiations in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. The conference gathered representatives from nearly 200 countries, who sought to coordinate global climate...
Afghanistan 1 year later after the takeover On August 15th, 2021, the Taliban seized the capital of Afghanistan, Kabul. This marked a critical point in history for the Afghan people. A year later, we explore what the Taliban takeover has meant for the men, women and...
Article by Andrea Amato Refugee communities, including asylum seekers and irregular migrants, comprise particular mental health concerns that merit international attention and support. At the end of 2021, there was an estimated total of 4.3 million individuals reported as stateless (UNHCR, 2022). Whilst these individuals are...
The Sahel region sits below the Sahara. It is a massive stretch of contested land stretching from Mauritius to Eritrea. The region is filled with vibrant culture, varying ethnicities, and nomadic peoples. This land is rich with resources, human and natural resources, yet it is...
Thanks to capitalism’s approach to the economy, the last several decades have witnessed an increase in human trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation, climate change, environmental degradation, and rising income inequalities....
In Ethiopia, tensions between the national government and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) date back to 2018 and escalated into war in early November 2020 ...