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Pope to Ambassadors
13/12/2018. Pope Francis receives ten new Ambassadors and confirms the Church’s commitment to proposing concrete solutions to humanitarian problems.
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Greenhouse gases triggering more changes than we can handle
12/19/2018. This research reveals that societies face a much larger threat from climate change than previous studies have suggested.
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Partnering with the private sector
09/26/2018. Private sector actors can play a major role given their unique expertise, capacities, resources, and networks.
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"Peace is all we need to return home"
10/02/2018. Refugees in Rwanda dream of no longer relying on others to feed their families and of going home.
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The imperative of UN reform
10/31/2018. Michael Møller, Director-General of the United Nations Office at Geneva gave a conference entitled “The imperative of UN reform” at the University of Geneva
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How Europe Can Reform Its Migration Policy
10/05/2018. Three years since the start of the European refugee crisis, the continent’s politics are still convulsed by disagreements over migration.
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How change happens in the humanitarian sector
10/04/2018. Two years after the World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul, at which the humanitarian sector committed to substantial changes, the Alliance’s flagship report sheds light on what has happened, what not and why.
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Order of Malta and Red Cross united by a “red thread”: helping those who suffer
09/22/2018. “We are united by a ‘red thread’: we work toward the same ends, based on the principle of neutrality and prompted by the attempt to help people who suffer, without any discrimination,” said the Grand Master when greeting the…
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Indonesia earthquake and tsunami: Malteser International supports reconstruction of health facilities
10/05/2018. Malteser International has made emergency funds available to deliver essential relief materials to the surrounding communities.
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The Coming Crime Wars
09/21/2018. Future conflicts will mostly be waged by drug cartels, mafia groups, gangs, and terrorists. It is time to rethink our rules of engagement.
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