The EU has stepped up support as millions flee inter-ethnic violence.

While her neighbours have built a wall so they don’t have to look at the migrants in Calais, Brigitte Lips welcomes them into her home.

Euronews’ Anelise Borges was the only TV journalist on board the rescue vessel Aquarius when it found itself at the centre of one of the most divisive crises Europe had faced in 2018.

Aid Zone looks at Gaza's medical system after the Great March of Return.

Save the Children says up to 85,000 children under five may have died from hunger in Yemen since the outbreak of the civil war in 2015.

A wide range of speakers attended the sixth edition in Azerbaijan to mull world problems.

Europe's attempts to buy off smugglers to prevent migrants crossing the Sahara isn't working, as Niger cracks down on the business of human smuggling reports euronews' Valerie Gauriat.

Rural communities have been cut off by broken roads, landslides and crippled communications.

The UN's World Food Programme has warned that the food crisis in Yemen could become much worse unless the crucial port of Hodeidah is protected from damage

Washington is cutting 200 million dollars' worth of aid to Gaza and the West Bank over concerns it would not be spent in accordance with US national interests

UN says negotiations are "well advanced" with Houthis to take over main entry point for humanitarian aid.

Fears over massive civilian casualties, and a breakdown in aid supplies if latest Arab coalition offensive against Houthis' main port goes unchecked.

Joy breaks out on the humanitarian vessel at Spain's offer of refuge after days at sea.

Appeal goes out for help with reconstruction and salvage operation as fresh explosions and lava flows strike volcanic zone.

Some 65 percent of South Sudanese women have experienced sexual or physical violence, twice the global average

The upsurge in violence in the world's youngest state comes ahead of planned peace talks and amid desperate humanitarian conditions