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Starvation: a weapon of war that could kill 590,000 children by the end of 2018
Save the Children says two thirds of infants in conflict zones are not being treated for life-threatening hunger
Absence of Mediterranean rescue boats prompts death toll warning
Exclusive: There have been no migrant rescue boats at sea since 26 August - the longest period since operations began in 2015
Global hunger levels rising due to extreme weather, UN warns
Progress made in the past decade has been reversed, with climate extremes such as droughts and floods identified as a main cause
Tropical disease outbreaks are growing threat in Europe as temperatures rise
After West Nile virus kills 22 people in heatwave, experts warn of more mosquito and tick-borne diseases due to climate change
'I didn't want this to be a taboo': the fight for Kosovan women raped during the war
An artist, an activist and a former president have helped secure a landmark victory for thousands of Kosovans, as the state finally agrees to pay them war pensions
After two decades, the hidden victims of the Kosovo war are finally recognised
Women who survived rape and sexual violence in the Kosovo conflict have long lived in the shadows. Now, belatedly, they are eligible for a war pension
Ebola returns to Congo only days after previous outbreak was declared over
Staff and supplies deployed to North Kivu province as health ministry announces four positive tests for deadly virus
Sajid Javid urged to halt Serco eviction of Glasgow asylum seekers
City council and MPs demand help for more than 300 people who have been told they cannot stay in Britain
Rich countries pushing 'dirty energy' in Africa, report claims
Study finds that while wealthy nations advocate renewables at home, 60% of aid to African energy projects went on fossil fuels
Libya migrant centres near breaking point after spike in arrivals
Coastguard crackdown leaves thousands in overcrowded facilities, with many more at mercy of smugglers and militia
'Toxic narrative' on migration endangers lives, report finds
Red Cross warns of dire consequence created by ‘new walled order’ that withholds food and healthcare in the name of border control
Death sentence quashed for teenager who killed rapist husband in Sudan
After international outcry, appeal court found Noura Hussein guilty of manslaughter and handed down a five-year sentence
Quitting UN human rights council puts US 'on wrong side of history' – activists
Loss of moral leadership lamented as Trump administration is accused of wilfully undermining global justice
UK Foreign Office ranks among world's worst on revealing how aid is spent
Annual index on major international donors rates Whitehall department as ‘poor’, though DfID scores highly
Japanese brewery admits donating to Myanmar army during Rohingya crisis
Japan urged to examine payments made by Kirin subsidiary at height of ethnic cleansing campaign in Rakhine state, which firm claims were for victims
Yemen port city gripped by panic and fear as Saudi-led forces close in
Battle for rebel-held Hodeidah could cut aid lifeline for hundreds of thousands of people trapped in dire conditions, say agencies
Toxic and untaxed: perils of global trade in bootleg liquor exposed
Up to half of all alcoholic drinks consumed in Africa and Latin America are illicit, often with fatal consequences
Don't let Trump derail gender equality talks, experts warn G7 leaders
Gender council members insist leaders must honour plans to discuss equality despite tensions over US tariffs
MPs raise concerns over UK aid funding Chinese film industry
Multi-million-pound prosperity fund does not focus on world’s poorest and lacks transparency, says parliamentary committee
British government accused of funding human rights abuses in Bahrain
Money from British aid fund was used to train groups later involved in torture and executions, claims rights group