How volunteers delivering wartime aid are sidestepping Ukraine’s corrupt healthcare system
Vital medical supplies destined for besieged Ukrainians are falling into the wrong hands
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Britain is one shock away from a food crisis, experts warn
The country’s dependence on imports has made it increasingly vulnerable to volatile food and energy prices
Running on fumes: Sri Lanka power cuts stalk cricketer on life support
Fuel shortages threaten the life of Akshu Fernando, who is in a coma and depends on the machines keeping him alive
‘The peace talks have failed’: Resurgent violence in DRC displaces 72,000 in one week
Families trek through forests and mountains to escape the fighting, with many now sheltering in schools and churches
DRC a ‘textbook example of neglect’, aid groups warn, as conflict deteriorates in country’s east
The Democratic Republic of Congo is facing ‘one of the worst humanitarian crises of this century’
9/11 families seek billions in damages from Afghan foreign reserves to settle Taliban lawsuit
Critics condemn the 'grotesque' seizure of money belonging to a country trapped in a spiralling humanitarian crisis
Taliban minister praises suicide bombers as 'heroes of the homeland' as he rewards their families
Sirajuddin Haqqani embraces the relatives of the dead terrorists at hotel event, promising handouts of cash and plots of land
'Hidden war' sparks growing refugee crisis on Mozambique-Tanzania border
Civilians fleeing the growing insurgency in northern Mozambique are being sent back into harm's way by the authorities
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Why India’s Narendra Modi could be Elon Musk’s biggest test
The Tesla boss has vowed to allow more freedom of speech if he buys Twitter, but India’s laws are a direct challenge to his plans
Dozens of Taliban fighters killed in Afghan military resistance uprising
The insurgents-turned-rulers confirmed that clashes killed at least 30 fighters and wounded many more
Sri Lanka’s president refuses to stand down as rumours swirl of a military coup
In a televised address, Gotabaya Rajapaksa instead vows to replace the prime minister after his brother was forced to resign
India’s Supreme Court suspends sedition law that was being used ‘to stifle free speech’
At least 13,000 sedition charges have been brought since 2010, with 70 per cent of cases filed since the BJP came to power
Sri Lanka prime minister holed up in residence as mob violence sweeps country
The island is in the midst of it's worst economic crisis since independence, triggering widespread protests
‘Let’s die at home’: 200 patients turned away as Tigray’s main hospital runs out of supplies
Officials in conflict-ridden region of Ethiopia say they can only treat patients with food or money, turning away scores of suffering people
‘Bleak outlook’: Aid groups warn they cannot prop up Afghanistan’s crumbling health system
Severe malnutrition, a measles outbreak and the disintegration of healthcare mean sick children are having to share emergency beds
At least one dead after Sri Lankan police open fire on protesters
Authorities used deadly force for the first time after weeks of unrest, amid mounting anger at rampant inflation