Five years since brutal attacks by Myanmar’s military forced more than 700,000 Rohingya refugees to flee their homes, the United States has finally recognized those horrors as genocide.
The National Interest: The World Must Not Forget South Sudan
Three things are needed if South Sudan is to keep moving toward peace.
Just Security: Aid Agencies Can’t Fix Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis
The U.S. withdrawal will likely exacerbate Afghanistan’s humanitarian crisis, and little has been done to prepare for this eventuality.
Newsweek: How Biden Can Help Venezuelan Refugees
The Biden administration can do more to help displaced Venezuelans.
Devex: Pakistan Needs a Refugee Compact to Support Afghans
Pakistan is hosting more and more displaced Afghans. Here’s what must be done.
Just Security: The Tigray Conflict at One Year: Ethiopia’s Descent into Famine and Civil War
The Ethiopian government’s blockade has brought famine to Tigray, and the threat of full-scale civil war now hangs over the country.
Just Security: ASEAN Has Failed on Myanmar. What’s Next?
It’s been nine months since the Myanmar military coup, and it is clear that ASEAN has failed. The United States and like-minded countries should push for bolder action.
The Hill: U.S. Abuse of Haitian Asylum Seekers is Not New — Change is Long Overdue
Haitians seeking safety have been mistreated by U.S. administrations for decades. It is time for this to finally change.
National Interest: Russian Wagner Group’s Entrance into Mali Creates New Challenges
Trends from the Wagner Group’s presence in the Central African Republic could foretell what is to come in Mali—and the outlook is not good for civilians.
The Hill: Afghan Refugees Need and Deserve Legal Status in the United States
The Afghans evacuated by the United States have escaped the Taliban, but they still face a humanitarian emergency.