Afghanistan: The Forgotten Humanitarian Crisis
When the Headlines Fade For much of 2021, Afghanistan dominated international headlines. The Taliban’s return to power prompted urgent diplomatic discussions, widespread media coverage, and
When the Headlines Fade For much of 2021, Afghanistan dominated international headlines. The Taliban’s return to power prompted urgent diplomatic discussions, widespread media coverage, and
In 2024, the Ansar Allah group (generally referred to in the Western press disparagingly as “the Houthis”), which constitute the main component of the de
Gaza’s hospitals remain trapped in a humanitarian emergency For many observers, discussions about Gaza centre on ceasefires, military operations, and diplomatic negotiations. Yet behind the
On 2 March 2026, Hezbollah launched more than 200 rockets into northern Israel following the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The strike
Since August 2021, the status of women in Afghanistan has frequently been discussed in terms of “restrictions” and “rights rollbacks.” This happened shortly after the
Reform UK’s growing political support invites an examination of the party’s priorities and its emerging approach to foreign policy. The Next Century Foundation´s Research Officer,
As the crisis enters its eleventh year, its prolonged nature continues to destabilise society, and pose significant risks to countless lives. Ukraine’s aspiration for a
Israel’s control over occupied waters in Syrian territories highlights the intersection of water, agriculture, and security interests which result in humanitarian and water instability issues.
Ms. Shristi Sharma, Research Officer for Saudi Arabian affairs, with the Next Century Foundation, delivered an oral statement during the 60th Session of the United
Image credit: Ashraf Amra, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 igo The current famine in Gaza and the humanitarian crisis in the wider Occupied Palestinian Territories