Countries: Eritrea, Ethiopia Source: UN High Commissioner for Refugees In Hitsats, most of the shelters in an area known as zone A, as well as UNHCR’s offices and staff guest house, were burnt down. UNHCR is deeply concerned for the Eritrean refugees who lived there.

The family of a young girl killed in her home by Myanmar’s security forces say they have gone into hiding and dare not return for fear of being targeted by the military.

As the climate warms, several species of flora and fauna have been documented to be migrating up to higher altitudes at mountainsides in areas like the Rocky Mountains in the United States to escape rising air temperatures. Now research shows that in the southern part of the U.S. several tropical […]

The Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) has long outsourced care for veterans that the VA could not provide and for veterans’ emergency care (community care). Over the past decade, the VA has experienced significant difficulties in compliantly and effectively managing claims adjudication and reimbursement for community care through the evolution […]

Chambers and Partners has ranked K&L Gates LLP and over ten of its lawyers as leaders in their fields of practice in the 2021 edition of the Chambers Europe guide. The guide recognizes the firm and its lawyers in 11 categories, with rankings based on thousands of in-depth interviews conducted […]

Research Post March 25, 2021 COVID-19 and other shocks facing Papua New Guinea’s food economy Emily Schmidt Xinshen Diao Paul Dorosh Peixun Fang Modeling shows differering impacts for urban and rural households.

Country: Yemen Source: Médecins Sans Frontières After six years of war, Yemen’s healthcare system has been crippled and ICU capacity is limited. MSF can care for 11 ICU and up to 46 patients in the inpatient department. All 11 beds are occupied.