Zambia rejects U.S. health aid over mining partnership ties
Zambia has rejected a $1 billion U.S. health funding deal due to conditions linking the aid to mining partnerships.
Israel forces 37 humanitarian organizations to leave Gaza
Israel has ordered 37 major humanitarian organizations, including Médecins Sans Frontières and Oxfam, to evacuate Gaza after terminating their operating licenses due to refusal to comply with registration conditions.
Ação da Cidadania provides a donation collection point for flood victims in MG
Ação da Cidadania has set up a collection point in Rio de Janeiro for donations to help victims of severe floods in the Zona da Mata region of Minas Gerais, Brazil.
Almost 50% of Milagro remains underwater due to rains: Prefecture proposes conducting a comprehensive hydrological study
Heavy rains in Ecuador have resulted in significant flooding in the city of Milagro, leading to a humanitarian response from local authorities.
‘Moral panic’: Conservative MP blasts aid to Cuba, urges government to spend it on ‘our own people’
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani criticized the Canadian government's decision to provide $8 million in aid to Cuba, arguing that it diverts attention and resources away from addressing domestic needs.
Former 'number two' of the Andalusian PSOE and a former advisor prosecuted for training courses
The former deputy general secretary of the Andalusian PSOE, Rafael Velasco, and former employment advisor Antonio Fernández have been prosecuted for irregularities in public training aid.
Japan to provide US$41 million in grant assistance to Ukraine
Japan has committed to providing $41 million in grant assistance to Ukraine as part of the Emergency Recovery Programme.
Very good, pro-European and pro-Ukrainian exposé by Sikorski. The Foreign Minister debunks right-wing myths
Poland's Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski emphasizes the importance of EU membership and aid to Ukraine, countering right-wing myths.
"Big f*cking deal" or how the US Congress secured defense aid for the Baltics
The US Congress has approved significant defense aid for the Baltic states, ensuring $200 million for the Baltic Security Initiative and additional support for Estonia.
The Director General of Sida Resigns: 'It's Not Always About Being in Agreement'
Jakob Granit, the Director General of the aid agency Sida, is stepping down and transitioning to a new role, as announced by the government.
Norway stands firmly with Ukraine. New aid is on the way
Norway continues to provide significant military and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine, including a planned $9 billion in military aid this year and support for energy security.
Mozambique: Mozambique - MSF Winds Down Operations in Mueda
Médecins Sans Frontières has concluded its operations in Mueda, Mozambique, after providing crucial medical support during the ongoing conflict in Cabo Delgado.
Government: Director General of Sida resigns
The Director General of Sida, Jakob Granit, has resigned from his position and will take up a new role within the government, as announced by the government in a press release.
Own electricity with municipal money. Cities responded to residents' needs
Polish cities are launching programs to support the installation of photovoltaic systems, providing financial aid to residents seeking renewable energy solutions.
Government delivers humanitarian aid to those affected by rains in Milagro
The Ecuadorian government has deployed humanitarian aid to areas affected by severe flooding in the canton of Milagro.
The Global Solidarity Fleet Announces Departure Again Towards Gaza in April
The Global Solidarity Fleet has announced its intention to set sail for the Gaza Strip on April 12, aiming to break the blockade and deliver humanitarian aid.
The First UN Humanitarian Plane Lands in Khartoum and International Condemnations of the Attack on El Fasher
The first United Nations humanitarian flight since the outbreak of war in Sudan has landed in Khartoum amid international condemnations of an attack on El Fasher.
São José opens four points for donations to the flood victims in MG; learn how to help
São José dos Campos has established four donation points to aid victims affected by the severe floods in Minas Gerais, leading to tragic losses.
The cash register is empty, Ukraine is not a priority, said Babiš
Andre Babiš stated that funding for Ukraine is not currently a priority due to financial constraints.
Army sends 10 trucks and 100 soldiers to Juiz de Fora
The Brazilian Army is dispatching trucks and military personnel to aid in rescue operations in Juiz de Fora, following severe flooding that has caused numerous fatalities and displacements.
Trump's World (Day 402): If the US Attacks Iran, Ukraine Will Probably Forget About Additional Missiles for Its Air Defense Systems
The article discusses the implications of a potential US attack on Iran, specifically how it could affect Ukraine's military aid regarding air defense systems.
Swiss contribution: 50,000 francs to the victims of Crans. Jessica "in panic"
The Swiss government has announced a solidarity contribution of 50,000 francs to each family of the victims and injured in the Crans Montana fire incident.
It is important that information about Norway's support is precise.
The article critiques an earlier Aftenposten headline suggesting Norway contributes 20% of military aid to Ukraine, highlighting inaccuracies in the report's figures.
Zimbabwe pulls out of US health aid talks
Zimbabwe has decided to withdraw from discussions regarding healthcare aid from the United States.
From expensive accommodation to an apartment. Diaconia West has already helped thousands of Ukrainian refugees
The article discusses the work of Diaconia West in providing assistance to Ukrainian refugees in Czechia, recently transitioning them from costly temporary accommodations to permanent housing.
OPEKA: Payment of February Benefits Tomorrow
The Greek Ministry of Social Cohesion and Family announces that the payment of February benefits will occur on February 27, with various categories of aid being distributed to tens of thousands of recipients.
EU Commission approves Greek state aid of 400 million euros for business investments in clean technologies
The EU Commission has approved a 400-million-euro state aid scheme to support strategic investments in clean technologies in Greece.
International Relief Organizations Urge Israeli Court to Prevent Activity Cessation
International humanitarian organizations have filed an urgent petition with the Israeli Supreme Court to suspend a government order requiring them to withdraw from all Palestinian territories by the end of the month, citing serious humanitarian concerns for residents in Gaza.
Investment funds hit traditional Andalusian olive groves: super-intensive farming captures CAP subsidies and spikes water consumption
Investment funds are negatively impacting traditional olive farming in Andalusia by monopolizing public aid and significantly increasing water consumption.
Revenue division will help you create financial reserves and live without fears of the future
The article discusses how proper management of income can aid in building financial reserves for a secure future.
South Sudan: Funding Gaps Threaten Nearly 2 Million Displaced People
Funding shortfalls are endangering the lives of almost 2 million displaced persons in South Sudan due to increasing humanitarian needs.
Politico: EU looks for solution to unblock Ukraine aid by offering Orbán symbolic victory
The EU is seeking a way to unblock aid for Ukraine by potentially offering Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán a symbolic political victory, which may enable him to lift his veto against the funding.
How students from SC created custom screens to help blind people use mobile phones
High school students in São José, Brazil developed 3D tactile screens to aid blind individuals in navigating smartphone applications.
Somalia: Somalia Urges Urgent Aid Response As Drought Worsens
Somalia's Foreign Minister calls for immediate international aid in response to the worsening drought crisis impacting numerous regions.
South Sudan: The Backstory - WFP's Airdrops Offer a Food Lifeline in Hungry South Sudan
The World Food Programme's airdrops are crucial in delivering food assistance to the most inaccessible regions of South Sudan amidst conflict and humanitarian crises.
R$ 1 billion deficit in the DF's treasury complicates assistance to BRB, and help from the Union seems unavoidable
The District Federal government ends 2025 with a R$ 1 billion deficit, complicating the assistance to the Bank of Brasília and likely necessitating federal aid.
What is USAID and why has it returned to the center of the debate
The article discusses the renewed focus on USAID amidst changes in how the U.S. organizes and supervises foreign aid.
De Luca: 'European leaders more empathetic than the people. In Italy, pacifism is one-sided'
Erri De Luca emphasizes his unwavering support for Ukraine and reflects on the strong moral resilience of the Ukrainian people after multiple humanitarian trips during the ongoing war.
Michelle Obama complains that society tells women 'don’t have an abortion' but fails to aid mothers
Michelle Obama criticized societal expectations and policy shortcomings regarding motherhood, highlighting the lack of support for new mothers.
Seven containers to Ukraine: Connections from Hrútafjörður among those that get a new life
Iceland is sending seven containers to Ukraine, which includes connections from the Hrútafjörður area, contributing to Ukraine's recovery efforts.
Russia weighing fuel aid for crisis-hit Cuba
Russia is considering fuel aid for Cuba amidst its ongoing energy crisis caused by reduced oil deliveries due to US restrictions.
"The Evening Show" Discusses Aid Stalling in Gaza and Developments in the Sudanese and Syrian Files
The article discusses ongoing issues related to stalled aid in Gaza, as well as developments regarding the conflicts in Sudan and Syria.
The Swiss Government approves aid of almost 55,000 euros for victims of the Crans-Montana fire
The Swiss Government has approved nearly 55,000 euros in aid for those affected by the tragic fire in Crans-Montana that resulted in 41 deaths and many injuries.
An altar, a first aid kit, and a mysterious gift: what the luxury cabin where 'El Mencho' hid before his death was like
The article provides details about the luxury cabin where notorious drug lord 'El Mencho' was hiding before his death, revealing its features and the circumstances surrounding its discovery.
World Central Kitchen calls international community not to forget Kyiv
World Central Kitchen urges the international community to support Kyiv, especially in terms of energy and food aid.
Leader: He has called Jews 'the offspring of monkeys and pigs' – the circle around him determines Swedish aid
A Swedish minister is involved in controversial negotiations related to aid and deportations to Somalia amidst allegations of antisemitic remarks by associated figures.
After promise of funds for Taste of the Danforth, Toronto pushes forward festival plan
Toronto is cautiously optimistic about the Ontario Premier's pledge of financial aid to revive the Taste of the Danforth festival, which has struggled to recover from the pandemic.
Canada sending $8M in food aid to Cuba as humanitarian crisis deepens
Canada is providing $8 million in food aid to Cuba to help alleviate a deepening humanitarian crisis exacerbated by external sanctions.
No fan zones for the World Cup in the USA?
The 2026 World Cup organizers are facing potential fan zone cancellations due to a $625 million federal aid blockage amidst political disputes.
Juiz de Fora City Hall offers funeral aid to families of disaster victims
The Juiz de Fora City Hall has announced funeral assistance for families affected by the devastating rains this week.