The National’s Adrienne Arsenault talks to CBC News correspondents Margaret Evans and Paul Hunter about what the deadly attack on a World Central Kitchen aid convoy means for the course of the war in Gaza and the Palestinian people in...

The National’s Adrienne Arsenault talks to CBC News correspondents Margaret Evans and Paul Hunter about what the deadly attack on a World Central Kitchen aid convoy means for the course of the war in Gaza and the Palestinian people in...

After nearly a year of civil war, the UN says the humanitarian crisis in Sudan has become one of the worst in recent history. More than 10 million people have been displaced, famine is looming and there is inadequate international aid.

Gadd Dax recovers from malaria in South Sudan, amidst civil war, displacement, strained hospital resources, and funding shortages.

The UN more than half a million Sudanese have arrived in South Sudan since the conflict between the army & paramilitary RSF began last year.

The National breaks down what the deadly attack on an aid convoy means for helping Palestinians in desperate need of food and the wider course of the war in Gaza. Plus, how multi-generational homes could help Canada’s housing crisis.

A long, difficult journey to safety.<br/>
Tens of thousands of people are forced to return to South Sudan because of fighting in Sudan.

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

As the civil war in Sudan enters its tenth month, aid workers in the region say the conflict has been forgotten by the outside world. People continue to flee the conflict in the millions to avoid the violence, and now aid workers are...

As the civil war in Sudan enters its tenth month, aid workers in the region say the conflict has been forgotten by the outside world. People continue to flee the conflict in the millions to avoid the violence, and now aid workers are...

Over 500,000 Sudanese refugees have fled to Renk, South Sudan due to fighting, with women and children being the most vulnerable.

Journalist says that the percentage of Israelis that agree with the massive transfer of Palestinians out of Gaza has risen since October 7.

As the war in Sudan rages into its ninth month, the catastrophic human cost is barely noticed abroad. CBC’s Chris Brown breaks down how the situation became so desperate and why solutions seem so out of reach. Media ID:

Seven unrelenting weeks of fighting in Sudan have sent more than 350,000 people fleeing into neighbouring countries, including the world’s least-developed nation, South Sudan. CBC’s Chris Brown travels to the border between the two...

Already refugees in Sudan before the fighting began, thousands of South Sudanese are heading back across the border.

Children making the long journey to Sudan’s border with South Sudan often arrive at transit camps weak and sick.

A ceasefire meant to give people a window to flee war in Sudan never started, worsening the humanitarian situation on the ground.

Calls are growing for the international community to act quickly to avert a food crisis in Sudan and neighbouring countr

South Sudan is receiving people fleeing the conflict in Sudan, and getting them to their final destination is a challeng

The negotiated ceasefire meant to allow people to flee the war in Sudan never started, which is worsening the humanitarian situation on the ground.

Two experts talk about who's fuelling the conflict in Sudan, how Russia, the Wagner Group and China are all playing a role and why.

Sudan’s capital has turned into a war zone as two rival factions battle for control, but other countries are also playing a role. McGill Associate Professor Khalid Medani and War Child Canada President Samantha Nutt break down how...

Tens of thousands are trapped in homes without medicine or water

Hungry people hoping to take advantage of a temporary ceasefire that has been extended by the two warring sides.