A catastrophic humanitarian emergency is currently unfolding in a camp for internally displaced people in Borno State, Nigeria.
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MSF releases a report on the failures of peacekeeping and humanitarian assistance during a deadly attack on civilians in Malakal, South Sudan.
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MSF will no longer accept funds from EU member states and institutions.
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An MSF Field Coordinator talks about what teams at work around Fallujah and Baghdad are seeing.
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"There would be a day or two where it would be quiet, where you would think ‘Oh, the fighting has finally stopped.’ But no."
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MSF teams in Taiz have received hundreds of patients in the past few days alone.
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Some of the deadliest ever attacks in Niger's Diffa region forced large numbers of already displaced people to flee once again.
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Yahya Jarad, nursing supervisor at MSF´s Al Salamah hospital in Azaz, reflects on the war and his work tending to his fellow Syrians.
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More than one year after the first influx of refugees began, some 1,000 people fleeing political unrest in Burundi continue to cross the border each week to Tanzania.
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Proposal to reach 30 million people with HIV treatment by 2020 is crucial, but urgent scale-up of treatment needed in low-coverage areas to close deadly treatment gaps.