Aid

The Democratic Republic of Congo Is In Dire Need of Better Aid

By Alyoscia D’Onofrio

North Korea Is Desperate for Aid. But Its Nuclear Policy Means It Won't Be Getting Much of It

By Charlie Campbell / Beijing

U.S.: Russia Responsible for Syrian Convoy Attack

By Tekendra Parmar

How Obama's Foreign Policy Plan Is Working

By The Aspen Institute
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Here's What Was Inside the First-Ever 'Care Package'

The first CARE package is said to have been delivered on May 11, 1946

By Olivia B. Waxman

France Boosts Ties to Tunisia in Face of ISIS Threat

The young democracy's progress is threatened by Islamist militancy spilling over the border from Libya

By Mark Rivett-Carnac

Drought Triggers Food Shortages in Papua New Guinea

Water supplies have completely dried up in some areas

By Mark Rivett-Carnac

Starving Syrian Town Gets Aid

The town of Madaya was blockaded for six months and called an "open air prison"

By Cassanda Vinograd / NBC News

Syrians Allow Aid Into Besieged Town

Tens of thousands of townspeople are at risk of starvation

By Mark Rivett-Carnac

Climate Change and El Niño May Leave 10 Million Hungry

Paltry rains in Ethiopia have already left 4.5 million people in need of food aid

By Mark Rivett-Carnac

21 Million People Now in Urgent Need of Aid in Yemen

A Saudi-led blockade on maritime traffic has limited commercial goods from entering Yemen, forcing prices of food and fuel to skyrocket

By Helen Regan

Go Inside the Effort to Rebuild Nepal

As delegates from around the world gather in Kathmandu for an international conference on rebuilding Nepal, here's how the country's farmers are recovering from an earthquake that, two months ago, claimed thousands of lives

By Nikhil Kumar

Most Foreign Aid Does Not Go to Neediest Countries

Advocacy group ONE urges donor nations to designate 50% of their aid budgets to "least-developed countries"

By Karl Vick

Why Food From Forests Could Help Feed the World

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

Nepal's Cyclists Reach Inaccessible Villages

Now that's what you call pedal power

By Stefanie Glinski / Kathmandu

Global Aid to Nepal Ramps Up

Supplies, medics, rescue teams and millions of dollars are pouring in

By Helen Regan

Vanuatu Faces Food Shortage After Cyclone

Aid agencies are rushing to deliver desperately needed supplies

By Helen Regan

'Monster' Cyclone Decimates Vanuatu

President says rising sea levels due to climate change exacerbated the situation

By Helen Regan

Five Best Ideas of the Day: October 14

1. Fix the system, don’t fight individual diseases: Why Ebola may change how aid dollars are spent on healthcare in Africa.By Lesley Wroughton at Reuters2. Plan for a global body to regulate the great promise...

By The Aspen Institute

We Need a Global Health Emergency Corps to Fight Ebola

A new health defense strategy is needed that brings immediate, concerted interventions across whole regions

By Jack C. Chow
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