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🚨6 UAVs at RSF-held Nyala Airport🚨 weapons likely consistent with CH-95s or FH-95s capable of long-range surveillance + strikes. RSF received advanced weapons systems while committing atrocities in Zamzam IDP Camp. 🛰️ @Planet Maxar Technologies medicine.yale.edu/lab/khoshnood/…

I'm closely following the trial of human rights lawyer Montaser Abdallah in Port Sudan, which started last week. He has been detained for over 7 months in very poor conditions as a result of his work as a defence lawyer. The Sudanese authorities must ensure that he is afforded a

Exclusive: UN panel investigates Emirati links to seized weapons in Darfur reuters.com/world/un-panel…

In South Sudan, aid is a lifeline – and an alternative to state authority. Now, communities are forced to reckon with the unraveling of a humanitarian system that is woven into the national fabric. buff.ly/VM0vcO1

One of the items Israel forbids from entering Gaza since October 7, 2023 is baby formula.

Children are starving in Yemen because President Trump and Elon Musk cut the $1-a-day peanut paste that kept them alive. We couldn't afford it. But we've spent $7 billion blowing up Yemen -- ineffectually, damaging our own security. A cautionary tale of foreign policy blunders by

apnews.com/article/south-… Civilian casualties mount in South Sudan as fighting between army and local militias escalates My latest for AP

Kenyan Weapons Linked to Sudan’s Civil War. Excellent Bellingcat investigation traces weapons and ammo in RSF possession back to Kenyan state-run weapons maker. The US should ask its non-NATO ally about this... bellingcat.com/news/2025/06/1…

With the inestimable Joseph Falzetta, I just published an investigation in The New Humanitarian, looking at the fortunes of Fogbow, a private US company which has been involved in humanitarian operations in #Gaza, #Sudan, and #SouthSudan: thenewhumanitarian.org/investigations…

NEW: Private firms are taking contracts for humanitarian work as the global aid system falters. In South Sudan and beyond, it’s raising red flags, report Joseph Falzetta & Joshua Craze buff.ly/2JQvSHo

New article out in The New Humanitarian with Joshua Craze on the U.S. logistics firm Fogbow and their operations in South Sudan, Sudan and Gaza. thenewhumanitarian.org/investigations…

NEW: Analysis on the latest IPC famine warning for South Sudan 🇸🇸 The IPC provides important data without the political context, but below, Daniel Akech Thiong & Chris Newton analyse the political factors that led to the famine warning. ⚠️ crisisgroup.org/africa/horn-af…

It's unacceptable for policing to look like this in America. This should both frighten and outrage anyone who wants the US to remain a free society.

thenewhumanitarian.org/editors-take/2… Moving tribute to the excellent and inspiring journalist, Hajar Harb, by The New Humanitarian reporter Eric Reidy.

This is one of the few things I've listened to that cuts through the binary USAID good/bad debate, with Katharine Houreld and Joshua Craze thisamericanlife.org/862/some-thing…

Shoutout Kenyan media

The testimonies & videos offer a rare glimpse inside the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, the newly created, American organization backed by Israel to feed Gaza's population w/Julia Frankel apnews.com/article/palest…

BREAKING: Airstrikes and shootings killed 82 Palestinians in Gaza, including 38 people while waiting to get aid, hospitals and the Health Ministry said. apnews.com/article/israel…

“These for-profit companies are not working to save lives,” said Kate Almquist Knopf, a former head of the U.S. Agency for International Development in Africa. “They are working to make money.” Katharine Houreld on U.S. logistics firm Fogbow washingtonpost.com/world/2025/07/…

The last fight for Sudan's capital. Families desperate to escape. An influx of new fighters, drugged up and fleeing defeat. And a massacre denied by RSF leadership, but then proudly owned by a commander on the ground. These were the last days in Salha. washingtonpost.com/world/2025/07/…