Death Toll from Cyclone Chido in Mozambique Rises to 120
Death toll from Cyclone Chido in Mozambique rises to 120, with widespread destruction affecting over 680,000 people. Government and aid agencies mobilize to assist devastated communities.
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China Offers Emergency Aid to Earthquake-Stricken Vanuatu
China expresses readiness to provide emergency humanitarian aid to Vanuatu following a devastating earthquake, according to Li Ming, spokesperson for the China International Development Cooperation Agency.
UN Appeals for $1.42 Billion to Boost Humanitarian Aid in Somalia for 2025
The United Nations seeks $1.42 billion to expand humanitarian operations in Somalia in 2025, as 5.98 million people face severe needs due to ongoing drought and conflict, according to OCHA.
UNRWA Suspends Aid Deliveries Through Gaza’s Kerem Shalom Crossing Amid Security Fears
UNRWA has paused aid deliveries through Gaza’s Kerem Shalom crossing due to security concerns after aid convoys were stolen. The suspension affects vital humanitarian assistance to Palestinians in the region.
New UN Relief Chief Urges Increased Aid Access in Sudan During First Field Visit
UN Under-Secretary-General Tom Fletcher, on his first field mission, urges Sudanese authorities to enhance aid access amid a dire humanitarian crisis affecting over half the country’s population.
UN Reports Record 281 Aid Worker Deaths in 2024, Marking Deadliest Year Ever
The United Nations reports 281 humanitarian workers killed in 2024, marking the deadliest year on record for aid workers worldwide.
Beijing Exhibition Showcases Chinese Doctors’ Sight-Restoring Work in Central Asia
A photo exhibition in Beijing showcases the remarkable efforts of Chinese medical workers restoring sight to over 2,000 patients in Central Asia, highlighting stories of hope and international cooperation.
Chinese Hospital Ship “Peace Ark” Makes Five-Day Stop in Algeria
Chinese navy hospital ship Peace Ark arrives in Algeria for a five-day technical stop, promoting Sino-Algerian cooperation through cultural exchanges and goodwill activities.
UN Humanitarian Flights to Resume in Haiti This Wednesday Amid Escalating Violence
The UN Humanitarian Air Service will resume operations in Haiti this Wednesday, following an FAA waiver, enabling critical aid to reach displaced communities amid escalating violence.
Key UN Highlights from the Second Week of November
A recap of key events at the United Nations during the second week of November, highlighting climate commitments, humanitarian aid expansions, and progress on global initiatives.
WFP Appeals for Safe Passage to Deliver Food Aid to Sudan’s War-Torn States
The World Food Program urges safe passage for food aid convoys to Sudan’s North Darfur and South Kordofan as millions face hunger amid ongoing civil war.
Chinese Envoy Calls on Israel to Open Gaza for Humanitarian Aid
A Chinese envoy has urged Israel to lift restrictions on humanitarian access in Gaza, calling for an immediate opening of crossings to alleviate the deteriorating humanitarian situation.
UN Suspends All Flights to Haiti Amid Rising Violence
UN suspends all flights to Haiti as escalating violence threatens safety and hampers humanitarian efforts.
Israel Terminates Agreement with UN Palestinian Relief Agency
Israel has notified the UN of its decision to terminate its agreement with UNRWA, the agency providing aid to Palestinian refugees. The move has sparked international criticism amid a humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
UN Chief Protests Israeli Law Threatening Aid to Palestinian Refugees
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has protested a new Israeli law that could cripple UNRWA, warning of its devastating impact on Palestinian refugees in the occupied territory.
WHO to Evacuate 1,000 Gazan Women and Children for Urgent Medical Care
Up to 1,000 women and children from Gaza needing urgent medical care will be evacuated to Europe, according to the head of the World Health Organization’s Europe branch in comments published on Monday.
1.2 Million Lebanese Displaced as Conflict with Israel Escalates
Approximately 1.2 million Lebanese citizens have been displaced amid escalating conflict with Israel. Local NGOs are struggling to provide aid as resources dwindle.
U.S. Gives Israel 30-Day Deadline to Boost Gaza Aid Amid Rising Regional Tensions
Amid escalating tensions, the U.S. has given Israel a 30-day deadline to boost aid to Gaza. Regional security concerns rise as Israeli strikes hit Lebanon and casualties increase in Gaza.
China’s Wang Yi Calls for Immediate Ceasefire and Humanitarian Aid Access in Gaza
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called for an immediate, complete, and permanent ceasefire in Gaza, urging the release of hostages and unimpeded humanitarian aid access during a call with Israel’s Foreign Minister.
Chinese Foreign Minister Urges Immediate Ceasefire and Humanitarian Aid in Gaza
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has called for an immediate, complete, and permanent ceasefire in Gaza, emphasizing the urgent need to end the humanitarian disaster and release all hostages.