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Humanitarian Aid

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WHO Urges Israel to Ease Gaza Medical Supply Delays Before Winter
World10h ago
WHO Urges Israel to Ease Gaza Medical Supply Delays Before Winter
The World Health Organization warns that repeated rejections of essential medicines and prosthetics pose mounting risks to Palestinians as cold weather approaches.
Israeli Strike Damages MSF Bus, Injures Aid Worker in Gaza
World18d ago
Israeli Strike Damages MSF Bus, Injures Aid Worker in Gaza
An Israeli attack in Gaza City on Sunday damaged a clearly marked Doctors Without Borders vehicle carrying ten humanitarian workers, injuring one staffer, the organization said Monday.
Nepal, Tibet Reel From Floods; UN Seeks $50 Million in Aid
World26d ago
Nepal, Tibet Reel From Floods; UN Seeks $50 Million in Aid
Over 1,200 dead and thousands missing after flash floods sweep Nepal-Tibet border; UN launches appeal as rescue operations accelerate.
Nepal Seeks Tunnel Rescue Help From India, China After Glacier Flood
World34d ago
Nepal Seeks Tunnel Rescue Help From India, China After Glacier Flood
Nepal requested specialized technical assistance from neighboring countries following a disaster that killed at least 626 people and left more than 2,400 missing.
Somalia Child Malnutrition Surges as Aid Cuts Force Facility Closures
World42d ago
Somalia Child Malnutrition Surges as Aid Cuts Force Facility Closures
Over 200 health and nutrition facilities in Somalia have closed due to international aid reductions, driving a 32 percent increase in severe acute malnutrition cases among children.
Flotilla Abuse Claims Mount, Testing U.S. Support for Israel
Politics & Policy133d ago
Flotilla Abuse Claims Mount, Testing U.S. Support for Israel
Eyewitness accounts detail beatings and tasers by Israeli forces during aid convoy interception, prompting calls for investigation from European capitals and the United Nations
Rubio: Cuba Rejects $100 Million U.S. Aid to Preserve Regime Control
Politics & Policy146d ago
Rubio: Cuba Rejects $100 Million U.S. Aid to Preserve Regime Control
Havana's refusal highlights the Communist Party's willingness to let citizens suffer rather than accept U.S. oversight of aid distribution