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Sudan clinics face stock-out in weeks due to Middle East war, NGO says

  • Some $600,000 worth of essential medicines are stuck in ports in Dubai, ⁠the charity said
  • About ⁠90 Sudanese government-run clinics serving roughly 400,000 patients rely on the charity’s supply of medicines, vaccines and nutritional treatment
By Reuters ·

Sudan’s war robs 8 million children of 500 days’ education

By AFP ·
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More than 100 NGOs warn ‘mass starvation’ spreading across Gaza

By AFP ·

Food situation in Gaza ‘absolutely desperate,’ charity warns 

By Arab News ·
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How war’s toll on schools is creating a bleak future for millions of children

By ANAN TELLO ·

More than half of Syrian children out of school: charity group

By AFP ·

Australia lacks ‘political will’ to repatriate women and kids from Syrian camps, court says

By Arab News ·
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Houthis under mounting international scrutiny over death of aid worker in detention

By Saeed Al-Batati ·

Save the Children halts north Yemen operations after staffer death

By AFP ·

KSrelief-backed prosthetics and mobile clinics serve 530 patients in Yemen

By Arab News ·

UK aid cuts risk to thousands in Arab, Muslim countries

By Caspar Webb ·

Saudi Arabia highlights aid work at Oslo conference on protecting children in armed conflict

By Ghadi Joudah ·

Save the Children demands UN condemn Iran for abuses

By Arab News ·

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