humanitarian aid

4 11, 2024
  • US Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speak at a debate in the state of Pennsylvania, 10/9/2024 (Saul Loeb/AFP)

What does the US presidential election mean for Syria?

By Mateo Nelson|2024-11-05T20:21:53+01:00November 4, 2024|

For US policy on Syria, this year’s election is largely a choice between a continued status quo under Vice President Kamala Harris and a return to the unpredictable foreign policy of former President Donald Trump.

16 01, 2024
  • A Syrian family organizes their last month of aid from the World Food Program at their home in the Idlib countryside’s Atma displacement camp in December, the same month the UN body announced it would suspend its in-kind food assistance program across Syria due to a lack of funding

Syrians lose WFP lifeline as US slashes funding

By Natacha Danon|2024-02-01T12:12:58+01:00January 16, 2024|

Millions of Syrians face hunger with the suspension of all in-kind WFP food aid this month, in part due to major cuts to US funding. US aid cuts of up to 50 percent are expected across all humanitarian sectors in 2024, senior humanitarian sources said.

17 03, 2023

Twelve years of an aid quagmire in Syria

By Alicia Medina|2023-09-06T18:34:51+02:00March 17, 2023|

The international community’s failure to adequately help victims of the February 6 earthquake in northwestern Syria encapsulated the main ills of the aid sector in Syria over 12 years of uprising and conflict.

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