War-ravaged Yemenis, mainly children, suffer from malnutrition as humanitarian groups warn of unsafe drinking water.
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Almost 3.6 million people have been displaced since March 2015, most now live in camps lacking basic facilities.
Soldiers have been working to save civilians still trapped among the rubble of war in Iraq’s second-largest city.
Artist Diala Brisly is using art to help refugee children in Lebanon cope with the psychological burden of war.
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Field hospitals struggle to treat women and children who escaped from the small area still under ISIL control.
As wounded soldiers continue to pour in, doctors say they are struggling with shortages of staff and medical supplies.
As Europe grapples with a massive refugee crisis, MSF doctors keep watch over the dangerous sea crossing.
Heading Libya’s internationally recognised parliament, Thinni says that the failure of dialogue would be disastrous.
The leader of Libya’s self-declared government based in Tripoli says the country’s latest peace framework is baseless.
Hundreds of migrants, captured during their attempt to cross to Europe, are held in Libya’s detention centres.
