Zelenskiy: Russia committing ‘most terrible war crimes’ since second World War
Troops killed families, tried to burn bodies, people were shot in the street, president claims
War in Ukraine: Talks with Ukraine ‘hostile’ but must continue, Kremlin says
Some escape Mariupol as Red Cross renews evacuation efforts
Ukraine says Mariupol still under attack despite Russian ceasefire pledge
Deputy prime minister says Russian forces have not fully opened a route for evacuation of civilians to Ukraine-held territory
Ukraine's humanitarian crisis deepens as talks with Russia go nowhere
Kyiv shares US and UK fears Russia may plan chemical attack during invasion
Daily and nightly they come: hungry children crowd Afghanistan’s hospital wards
Acute malnutrition among a cascade of maladies threatening to topple fragile health system
Somalia conflict escalates: ‘We know al-Shabaab will take advantage’
Guriel residents terrified as al-Qaeda-affiliated fighters just 70km from city
South Sudan’s ‘wasted’ decade: ‘We have been at war for far too long’
Ten years after independence, the country is racked by political infighting and risk of famine
Hundreds of thousands flee eastern DR Congo following volcano eruption
Population fear further eruptions from Mount Nyiragongo, Africa’s most active volcano
UN and Ethiopia reach aid agreement for war-hit Tigray
Aid workers to access region where fighting has hit food supplies and displaced tens of thousands
‘We are not here for ceremony’: The indignity of a coronavirus burial
Uganda Letter: In a country that dealt with Ebola 20 years ago, many healthcare workers risk going too far implementing controls during burials
Search for Africa’s 44,000 ‘disappeared’ complicated by pandemic
Red Cross warns that once-common strategies to reunite families no longer possible
Tens of thousands evacuated as India, Bangladesh brace for super cyclone
Super cyclone Amphan, with winds up to 160km/h, expected to hit India’s coast on Wednesday
Ceasefire extended in Yemen in effort to contain coronavirus
Move coincides with Ramadan as Saudis seek to renew UN-mediated peace talks
Coronavirus poses terrible new threat to Syria, Iraq and Yemen
War-hit countries in Middle East get scant aid from outside as Covid-19 contagion looms
The Irish Times view on Irish soldiers in Mali: a war fought in the dark
This is the first time a UN peacekeeping operation has been tasked with helping a state take control over territory held by terrorists
Irish nurse receives Florence Nightingale Medal for humanitarian work in Iraq
Vivien Lusted: ‘There is no hospital . . . no medicine – where do you start?’
Bodies wash up on Libyan shore a month after shipwreck
Detainee says guards threaten to shoot if they try to bury corpses
Missing haunt Ukraine as president seeks peace with Russia
About 1,500 disappeared and 1,000 dead remain unidentified after five-year war in east
Smith faces complex dynamic in bid to leave Syria for Ireland
Former Defence Forces member’s ambiguity on Isis adds to logistic challenge of extraction
US move to stifle UN agency puts Palestinian refugees in peril
Trump envoy says Unrwa a ‘bandaid’ and seeks shift to humanitarian bodies and hosts
Red Cross may help get Dundalk's Lisa Smith out of Syria
Alleged Isis supporter is being held under armed guard in part of Al-Hawl camp
Red Cross may help get Dundalk woman Lisa Smith out of Syria
Alleged Isis supporter is being held under armed guard in part of Al-Hawl camp
Irish charity wins prestigious UN prize
Front Line Defenders dedicates award to human rights workers worldwide
At least 92 dead following bombings in Afghanistan
Kabul suicide blast kills 48 people at educational centre as wave of violence continues
Investigation launched into Yemen air strike that killed 40 children
Attack on Thursday draws international condemnation and calls to end conflict
29 children among dozens killed in Yemen air strike
US-backed, Saudi-led coalition hits bus in rebel-held north of war-torn country
Arab states target port city in biggest assault of Yemen war
Red Sea port of Hodeidah, held by Houthi rebels, is aid lifeline for millions of Yemenis
UN seeks €122m to aid 260,000 Syrians driven from homes
Artillery and aerial bombardment kill 1,600 in eastern Ghouta over the past five weeks
Syrian government forces ‘poised to slice eastern Ghouta in two’
Rebels say government using ‘scorched earth’ tactics as latest aid convoy postponed
Mosul victims treated for chemical agents as civilians flee
Iraqi forces report capture of another district as fight against Isis pushes towards city centre
Radicalisation not the only factor in recent terrorism
World in 2016 review: three distinct types of terror attack hit the West this year
UN Security Council urges monitoring of Aleppo evacuation
Council overcomes long-held divisions to adopt resolution to oversee safety of civilians
Villages, Aleppo evacuations postponed until further notice
UN Council to vote on UN monitoring of evacuations on Monday
Thousands trapped in Aleppo as transport fails to arrive
People trapped in city face another night under siege despite government assurances that vehicles were on their way
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