Malnutrition in Afghanistan remains a critical crisis, with millions, especially children and pregnant women, facing food insecurity and limited access to healthcare ...

The argument for nuclear disarmament is important, especially in a world where there is a growing gulf between nuclear states.

More people are dying from once treatable infections because the medicines are no longer working as they should. The culprit?

How would the UN80 Initiative, designed to mark the 80th Anniversary of the United Nations, turned out to be, if Kamala Harris had won the American presidential election in November last year? As more ...

With President Trump’s efforts to end the Ukraine war, Europeans are now mainly responsible for prolonging it. Despite lame protestations of peace, Europe seems committed to fighting ‘to the last ...

CIVICUS speaks with Eric Bjornlund, President and CEO of Democracy International, about the impacts of the US foreign aid freeze and the resulting legal challenges the Trump administration is facing.

Strong storms washed Golenur Begum's house away. Now the women from her village are climate-proofing their communities by ...

As global demand for carbon credits rises, Tanzania has become a magnet for carbon offset projects. High polluters are looking for land to capture carbon.

African wetlands are among the most biologically diverse ecosystems on the continent, covering more than 131 million hectares, according to the Senegalese-based Wetlands International Africa (WIA).

“Maybe many of us thought that this project was a dream six years ago, but not anymore. The geography has completely changed, because of everything that has been built and the investments that have ...

A mix of conservative Catholicism and nationalism has become the predominant view in Polish public debate, with some worrying effects.

The world's largest international policing organisation Interpol is being used by governments to track down political opponents and human rights campaigners, an IPS investigation reveals.