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Oxfam is urging President Biden to halt arms sale, and push for immediate ceasefire instead.
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Numerous challenges confront aid workers as they race to stem the spread of cholera in Zimbabwe.
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The history of mining in Peru’s Espinar Province has involved decades of extraction by various companies with different legal frameworks, property regulations, environmental standards, and social responsibility. Mining in Espinar Province is the first successful experience in Peru involving the construction of a space for dialogue and direct negotiation between communities in a mine’s area of influence and the mining company, together with the participation of national and international nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) as guarantors of the process. It is also the first case in Peru of a model through which the company contributes to local populations, providing them with a percentage of profits beyond its tax commitments with the state. On the other hand, the processes experienced by Espinar’s population exemplify the promises and contradictions that different populations and territories in the country have to live with when it comes to mining activities.
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A ferry of relief supplies is due to arrive soon on Tanna, where 30,000 people live.
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Despite last month’s temporary lifting of the Saudi led-coalition blockade of Yemen’s northern ports, in the past three and a half weeks only 18 percent of the country’s monthly fuel needs and just over half its monthly food needs have been imported through these ports.
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Politics of Poverty
Suffering, and a whisper of hope: women and the climate crisis
As nations discuss compensation for climate-related losses and damage, they need to understand what women in the most at-risk communities are going through.
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Politics of Poverty
A tale of two droughts
The US agriculture system is prepared to help farmers through the current severe drought, avoiding mass rural migration. But a famine in Somalia has caused over 135,000 to flee while many are dying each day from hunger.
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Politics of Poverty
The myth of inequality myths
Serious critics of inequality are not using the arguments that “The Right” would have you think.
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Politics of Poverty
Realizing the power of ownership
US foreign assistance should be a tool for helping countries determine their own development future.
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Politics of Poverty
Mexico, full of fiscal anxieties
Fiscal justice in the South
