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Gaza: Luxembourg must strengthen its commitment by welcoming more medical evacuationsDonate
PalestineWar in Middle EastLuxembourgPress releasesAll news10/21/2025

Gaza: Luxembourg must strengthen its commitment by welcoming more medical evacuations

MSF calls on the Luxembourg government to continue and strengthen its humanitarian commitment by welcoming more severely injured or seriously ill patients from Gaza to provide them with the lifesaving care they need.
From silence to healing: New fistula care in Baidoa offers hope for Somali women
SomaliaAll news11/4/2025

From silence to healing: New fistula care in Baidoa offers hope for Somali women

Maternal health indicators in Somalia remain among the most fragile in the world; specialized repair capacities are scarce and many women face stigma while awaiting treatment.
Sudan: Urgent appeal for El Fasher’s people - MSF denounces mass atrocities and fears many people remain in grave danger Donate
SudanWar in SudanAll news11/3/2025

Sudan: Urgent appeal for El Fasher’s people - MSF denounces mass atrocities and fears many people remain in grave danger

MSF denounces the horrendous mass atrocities and killings, both indiscriminate and ethnically-targeted, that have culminated this week in and around El Fasher.
More than 190 wounded people treated in hospitals supported by MSF after new attacks in GazaDonate
PalestineWar in Middle EastPress releases10/30/2025

More than 190 wounded people treated in hospitals supported by MSF after new attacks in Gaza

L’organisation alerte que les attaques contre les civils se poursuivent malgré le cessez-le-feu.
Tapachula: A dead-end border and the epicenter of the migration crisis in southern Mexico
MexicoAll news10/29/2025

Tapachula: A dead-end border and the epicenter of the migration crisis in southern Mexico

Following the tightening of US immigration policy, Tapachula, a city on Mexico's southern border with Guatemala, is now hosting thousands of stranded migrants and asylum seekers in increasingly precarious conditions.
MSF ordered to leave Libya within one month
LibyaAll newsPress releases10/29/2025

MSF ordered to leave Libya within one month

MSF had recently received a letter from the Libyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs ordering it to leave the country by November 9.
Central African Republic: Solar energy in service of health
Central African RepublicAll news10/29/2025

Central African Republic: Solar energy in service of health

In the Central African Republic, Doctors Without Borders has launched a large-scale program to install hybrid photovoltaic solar systems in response to the major challenge of access to electricity in the country.
One year on: South Sudan’s protracted cholera crisis, a symptom of deeper failures
South SudanOpinions and debates10/28/2025

One year on: South Sudan’s protracted cholera crisis, a symptom of deeper failures

Op-Ed by Ilse De Boer, MSF deputy medical coordinator in South Sudan, looking at the country's protracted cholera outbreak and the root causes behind the challenges in containing and combating it.e.
Sudan: Civilians must be spared in El FasherDonate
SudanWar in SudanPress releases10/28/2025

Sudan: Civilians must be spared in El Fasher

As the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) declared they had captured the city of El Fasher after an 18-month siege, MSF called for the lives of civilians in the capital of North Darfur in Sudan to be spared and for them to be allowed to flee to safer areas.
Game On 2025: Play and embody a team of Doctors Without Borders
LuxembourgEvents10/27/2025

Game On 2025: Play and embody a team of Doctors Without Borders

Are you a fan of board games and exciting challenges? Come to the Bonnevoie Cultural Center on November 15 and 16, 2025, for Game On, the must-see event for gaming culture... and once again this year, Doctors Without Borders will be there.
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