With the possibility of new fighting, the United States and the rest of the world must heed the risks and act now to avoid an even greater cataclysm in northern Ethiopia.
New York Times: What We Lost When We Lost U.S.A.I.D.
This damage is severe on its own merits. But it also previewed something larger about America’s engagement with the world under an “America first” foreign policy.
Foreign Policy: Managed Deprivation in Gaza
Until humanitarian conditions improve, Trump’s Board of Peace doesn’t deserve the benefit of the doubt.
Deseret News: U.S. Refugee Policy Doesn’t Match American Attitudes Toward Refugees
The vast majority of Americans support resettling refugees, so why are we closing our doors to them?
The Women, Peace, and Security Agenda Turns 25
The WPS agenda was never meant to be solely symbolic, it was a blueprint for change.
Foreign Affairs: How Hunger Threatens Peace in Gaza
Only UN infrastructure—and American leverage—can prevent a humanitarian collapse.
Ethiopia’s IDPs Still Need an Easy Fix: ID Cards
At least 100,000 internally displaced people in Ethiopia have been without IDs for almost a decade. This can be easily remedied.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: I Fled Ukraine and Rebuilt My Life in Georgia. Now my legal Status is at Risk
We live under a cloud of anxiety, knowing we could lose our legal status — and everything we’re working to rebuild — with the stroke of a pen.
The New Humanitarian: Forgotten Palestinians Trapped in Egypt’s Medical Limbo Need Global Support
Since the vast majority of Palestinians who have escaped from Gaza are in Egypt, donor countries should provide targeted funding to support Egypt’s response.
The Telegraph: Seven Common Tropes Used to Deny Gaza’s Famine, Debunked by an Expert
The confirmation of famine in Gaza must be taken seriously.