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Sudan remains the world's biggest humanitarian crisis on the three-year anniversary of the current conflict that has torn apart the country’s immense promise, the UN Emergency Relief Coordinator says, signalling that the response has been crippled by severe underfunding.
By: Peter Kenny
(Photo: Cardinal Charles Maung Bo of Myanmar) Catholic faithful in Myanmar in March 2026.
Nearly 62,000 people have been displaced by drought since the beginning of this year, while more than six million people face hunger across five districts in Somalia, the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) said Friday.
By: Peter Kenny
(Photo: REUTERS / Khaled al-Hariri) A view shows a prayer of thanks after the release of nuns at the Holy Cross Church in Damascus March 10, 2014.About a dozen nuns held by rebels in Syria for more than three months were released and arrived back in Syria after traveling through Lebanon, officials and witnesses said. Witnesses at the Syrian border with Lebanon said the nuns arrived at the crossing early and headed toward Damascus in a minibus.
By: Peter Kenny
(Screenshot from TV footage of Trump using the Bible as a prop.)
By: Peter Kenny
(Photo: @Vatican Media) Pope Leo XIV meets with Dame Sarah Mullally, Archbishop of Canterbury at the Vatican on April 27, 2026.
World's most costly trade dispute comes to a head.
The war launched in the Middle East by the United States is nearly 100 days old, and the fallout extends far beyond the region, with the cost of vaccines impacting children across Africa and globally, says the United Nations.
By: Peter Kenny
Pope Leo XIV has used a visit honoring St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, viewed as the first American saint and patron saint of immigrants, to deliver his latest appeal on behalf of them.
By: Peter Kenny, Sean Hawkey
Deaths are mounting in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, and a Nashville-based nonprofit is mobilising faith communities, animation, and local language messaging to save lives before fear and misinformation claim more victims than the virus itself.
