As aid budgets are being slashed, the sector needs a decisive shift in how aid is delivered, writes Flora Alexander, Executive Director of International Rescue Committee UK.

In an age of disinformation, our broadcaster is trusted to find and tell the truth. Now more than ever we need it, says former reporter, MP and Unicef ambassador, Martin Bell

Unless the world curbs emissions, 100 million children born in 2020 are expected to face extreme heatwaves during their lifetimes, according to new research

How the global wrangle for natural resources in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is fuelling one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises

Mosab Abushama’s work is an attempt to spotlight what the destruction has meant for ordinary people

It’s the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. It should be headline news, but it’s not. Sudan’s hunger crisis is a test of international resolve and yet the media remains largely silent, writes Jean-Mic...

This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the UK’s Public Service Broadcasters (PSBs) in covering global events through current affairs and other factual programmes on television channels. To a...

Researchers found that travel programmes from major broadcasters were predominately presented by white men

The winners for the RTS Television Journalism Awards 2025, in partnership with Dataminr, have been announced.

Criticism from charities and MPs follows Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s decision to slash government support for international aid to focus funding on defence.

The announcement on Tuesday that the government is slashing the foreign aid budget to increase defence spending was met with alarm and dismay across the INGO sector. Henry Roberts looks at some of the...

BBC Two’s Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone gathers intimate footage of three children surviving in the besieged strip “Have you ever wondered what you’d do if your world is destroyed?” asks 13-year-old Abdullah, speaking at the beginning of an intimate BBC…

Unhealthy snacks, the Channel 4 TV series where people experience life as a refugee, & DJs

Channel 4's controversial reality show has been criticised for downplaying the lived experiences of refugees by turning their lives into an entertainment format. But as Gareth Benest, Advocacy Directo...

The backlash to the reality series misses a key point: if this was an educational documentary, would anyone watch it? asks Gareth Benest of the charity International Broadcasting Trust

From Trump’s Project 2025 to a huge aid cut by the Dutch, donors are turning their backs on the developing world

IBT hosted a discussion between journalists and charity directors with the aim of increasing media coverage of Sudan. IBT Director, Mark Galloway, gives his assessment of the challenge.

Halima Begum outlines her vision for what she sees as a ‘broken model’, with more power over spending given directly to the affected communities

The first of a three-part series shines a light on a conflict that has had a devastating impact, yet remains at the periphery of international attention

Tufail Hussain, Director of Islamic Relief UK, has been at the forefront of calls for more media coverage of Sudan. Here, he reflects on his recent visit to the country.

What has happened to Afghanistan’s female journalists?

One young woman's story from Taliban controlled Afghanistan.