Bomb disposal in Ukraine: ‘It will take years to clear’
Sappers have already dealt with 100,000 shells, mines and other explosives left by the war
Vaccine activists accuse Big Pharma of relying on public money
Waiving patent rights may have chilling effect on medicine development, industry warns
‘Finish them off’: How three aid workers were executed on Ethiopian battlefield
Eyewitnesses say MSF workers were gunned down by government troops on orders of commander
War in Ukraine: Russia resumes shelling during agreed ceasefire, halting evacuation for second day
Pope pleads for peace as Putin says campaign in Ukraine will not end until Kyiv stops fighting
Ukrainian statehood in jeopardy says Putin, blaming leaders for continuing conflict
Western sanctions against Russia like a ‘declaration of war’ says president
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
Hunger is a constant for displaced communities in northeast Nigeria
About 2.4 million forced to leave their homes during 13-year-long war with Boko Haram
Nigeria experiences its worst cholera outbreak in a decade
Official figures say treatable disease has killed more people in west African country than Covid-19
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There are yawning gaps between the rate of Covid-19 vaccinations in high- and low-income nations
Newswhip to speed up growth with $2.5m debt funding
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Hundreds of refugees and migrants to be disembarked in Italy
Total of 412 people, including more than 100 minors, rescued off Libyan coast
Covid-19: US to donate additional 500m vaccines to world’s poorest nations
Biden urges world leaders at virtual summit to ‘go big’ in closing global vaccination gap
Afghanistan's healthcare system near collapse, aid agencies warn
Fund freezing by EU and World Bank threaten health as drug shortage looms
Explainer: who are Isis-K, blamed for the Kabul airport attack?
There had been fears the group would strike Taliban fighters, US troops and Afghans and foreigners
Flooding hampers efforts to find Haiti earthquake survivors
Storm Grace compounds misery for people affected by weekend quake that killed at least 1,400
Haiti braces for storm Grace as PM warns earthquake death toll could rise
Tropical depression could pass over areas already hit by Saturday’s quake that killed at least 1,297
Migrants' hunger strike puts Belgian government in danger
About 400 protesters seeking residence rights ‘could die within days’, says charity
Behind the front lines: How guerrilla fighters routed Ethiopia’s powerful army
Simmering feud between PM Abiy Ahmed and Tigrayan leaders erupted into war last November
Latin America still suffering crushing Covid-19 mortality and social upheaval
Failures to manage pandemic and roll out vaccines have stoked long-simmering tensions
Terrified locals in Sierra Leone brace for another Ebola outbreak
West African nation braced for spread of the deadly disease from neighbouring Guinea
Medical charity staff witness ‘horrific’ executions in Tigray
Call for more protection of civilians after men dragged off bus and shot by soldiers
Meet the Irish company that's tackling the fake news 'infodemic'
NewsWhip sees first hand how false news can result in people engaging in dangerous real-world behaviours
Conflict in Tigray: ‘What we don’t know could be even more disturbing’
Aid agencies concerned about a building humanitarian crisis in the Ethiopian region
At least 20 killed in attack on Yemeni airport after government plane lands
Loud blasts and gunfire heard shortly after aircraft carrying newly-formed cabinet arrived from Riyadh
Coronavirus: Six large French cities on maximum alert
Toulouse and Montpellier poised for alert escalation as country seeks to limit infection
Ebola aid workers from WHO and NGOs accused of sexual abuse in Congo
Women say men forced them to have sex in exchange for work or terminated contracts when they refused
Sweden’s Covid maverick: ‘It’s not going to be fixed by one kind of measure’
State epidemiologist Anders Tegnell says herd immunity has contributed to sharp drop in cases
Europe doesn’t care about black lives, activists say, as hundreds abandoned at sea
United Nations agencies call for a safe port to be granted to rescue ships
WHO calls on wealthy countries to support global Covid-19 vaccine scheme
Covax programme struggling to raise funds to provide 2 billion doses by the end of 2021
Coronavirus sparks fears of malaria death spike in Africa
Malaria fatalities may double due to Covid-19 causing drug shortage and patient wariness
Irish aid workers on the Covid-19 front line in Greece and Iraq
‘Before Covid hit things were already horrific in the camp with the lack of basic services’
Migrant (39) who failed to reach Europe dies in Libyan detention centre
A growing list of refugees and migrants have died after being forced back to Libya
Newborn babies among 16 dead in Kabul hospital attack
At least 24 killed by suicide bomber in separate attack in Afghanistan on Tuesday
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