International Development

Andrew Mitchell announces white paper to get Britain back on track for UN 2030 targets after years of aid cuts

Fears rise that UN could be forced into compromise with Damascus to keep vital corridor open from Turkey to rebel-held Idlib

Andrew Mitchell says funding to lowest-income countries will nearly double but not return to earlier levels

On July 5, two Tunisian parliamentarians accused sub-Saharan African migrants of spreading tuberculosis among Tunisians. The

Use of veto threatens operations on route from Turkey that supports millions of people in north-west

Poor oversight, lack of understanding and weak collaboration between allies contributed to ease of Taliban takeover, conclude US…

Exclusive: Aid NGOs criticise government and Labour after Guardian reveals flagship climate pledge is almost impossible to meet

Letters: The world is seeing a rise in poverty and inequality, so a department with expertise in fighting both is needed, says…

Hunger-related deaths have risen since grain deliveries stopped after a nationwide scheme to steal supplies was exposed

Exclusive: Dropping promise to restore Department for International Development would follow series of U-turns

Move at Paris summit on global finance will only apply to repayments on new loans

The conflict with an Islamist insurgency in Mozambique’s northern province of Cabo Delgado is entering its

Largest amount of money Kyiv previously worked with was $6bn a year in 2014, Mustafa Nayyem says

On June 1, 2023, government agents in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, announced that the Kazanchis neighborhood’s Fendika

German Marshall Fund says oligarchs biding their time until after war ends to reassert their influence

The posthumous anthology, How to Write About Africa, is both an ode and an introduction to

World needs to offer trillions, not billions in overseas support, says leading climate economist Avinash Persaud

World leaders will meet next week to discuss climate finance, green growth, debt and private investment

In the extensive mythologizing of Nelson Mandela’s life, we frequently encounter a flattened political figure without

Pat Robertson, the American televangelist who described natural disasters that decimated New Orleans and Haiti God’s