The percentage of Canadians who file taxes and donate to registered charities continues to decline, according to the Fraser Institute. It's a disturbing trend for charities across the country.

The 2020 Nobel Peace Prize highlights an agency working at the intersection of war and hunger.

The country is facing extreme hunger and aid agencies are warning of dire consequences.

At a recent press conference, State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce was bombarded with questions on U.S.-Iran nuclear talks to be held on Saturday. She declared that Iran will never have nuclear weapons as journalists questioned her...

Rival leaders sign agreement to share power and form unity government.

They run against prejudice. For the first time a refugee team is taking part in the Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games.



The five athletes are originally from South Sudan, now they live

in Kenya....

The United Nations says South Sudan no longer has areas of famine. But with millions still facing starvation, will the UN's statement create complacency?

The CBC's Margaret Evans reports on the poor conditions inside camps of displaced South Sudanese

CBC's Margaret Evans reports from the world's youngest country where a devastating famine, coupled by an ongoing civil war, has left millions of people vulnerable

CBC's Margaret Evans reports from an overflowing "protection of civilians" camp as the civil war in South Sudan has many concerned that another Rwanda or Burundi is imminent.

In the South Sudanese state of Aweil, the famine and civil war gripping large swaths of the country threaten catastrophe

CBC's Margaret Evans reports from Aweil, where famine has not officially been declared, but levels of hunger and desperation are high

The United Nations says the world faces the greatest humanitarian crisis since the end of the Second World War, with more than 20 million people in four countries facing starvation

Top UN official says famine in four countries could soon become the worst global crisis since the Second World War

Cows are a symbol of wealth in South Sudan. Though cattle raiding has been a problem in herding communities for centuries, it's gotten more dangerous since South Sudan gained independence in 2011.

A Canadian-owned company may have engaged in some dodgy documentation in order to sell dozens of armoured vehicles to the military in war-torn South Sudan.

Armoured vehicle attacked at refugee camp

As Peter Mansbridge retires after nearly 50 years with the CBC, The National looks back at his career from his first days in radio to his 29-year run as chief correspondent of CBC News and anchor of The National.

In this episode of Olympic FOMO, hosts Mark and Jem discuss who will win gold in the women's 100m with Jamaican commentator Ricardo Chambers and chat about Olympic Village food with Celebrity chef Roger Mooking.

With starvation threatening thousands of people displaced by Sudan's civil war, Al Jazeera hears from a top UN official visiting the region.

Sudan's Rapid Support Forces have reportedly taken control of the capital of the West Kordofan state - thousands of civilians are at risk.

As Sudan marks one year of war, UNHCR highlights dire funding shortfall, emphasizing desperate needs amidst escalating violence.

The year of fighting in Sudan has pushed millions to the brink of famine

The UN estimates that about 1,500 people displaced by the conflict in Sudan arrive in South Sudan every day.