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Gaza: Five reasons why this ceasefire is not a ceasefire.
Nine months on, Palestinians are still pulling children from under the rubble in Gaza. Families are still burying their dead. This is not a ceasefire: it's the same structural violence under a different name.
Earthquakes in Venezuela: the situation, one month later
One month following the devastating earthquakes of June 24, Venezuela continues to grapple with the aftermath, facing profound grief as thousands mourn the loss of family, friends, and everything they owned.
Haiti: People risk their lives to seek medical care
In Port-au-Prince, violence perpetrated by armed groups and attacks prevent residents from moving around. Hospitals are sometimes forced to cease operations for security reasons, further reducing access to healthcare.
MSF calls for the immediate release of all Palestinian healthcare workers arbitrarily detained by Israel
MSF is outraged by the treatment of healthcare workers, most of whom are being detained in dire conditions, without justification or cause. We join global calls for their immediate release.
A year of MSF’s engagement with young people in Luxembourg
From classroom activities to an immersive exhibition, via educational games and projects led by the pupils themselves, the 2025–2026 school year marked a new milestone in Médecins Sans Frontières Luxembourg’s commitment to young people.
Far from Bangui, AI helps screen for tuberculosis
In the Central African Republic, where tuberculosis is a major health problem, MSF has equipped the hospital with a digital device that uses Artificial Intelligence and detects pulmonary tuberculosis in individuals over 15 years of age.
What Tomorrow Will Bring
In the West Bank, Palestinians left reeling by the violence of the Israeli occupation.
Mali: Security crisis isolates border communities and exacerbates humanitarian needs
In Mali, the security crisis is making it difficult for local and displaced populations to access health care, water and basic services. On the Burkina Faso and Mauritania border, MSF is adapting its activities to meet ever-increasing needs.
The destruction of healthcare in Ukraine is not a random consequence of war, it is deliberate and calculated
The attacks on hospitals, ambulances and medical personnel in Ukraine are not accidental or collateral damage, but appear to be part of a deliberate, repeated and methodical strategy, according to the latest MSF report.