"Little spark of hope". Specifically, 800 grams of weight. By the end of September, mother with a newborn girl arrived in the MSF neonatal care unit in Adré, in the East of Chad. The baby decided to come to world too early. And some may say that in one of the worst places where someone can start their life these days.

On 20 November, two missiles hit a hospital in Selydove, Ukraine, where five MSF staff were present. Tragically, three people have been reported killed. MSF calls for the protection of medical facilities.

In its new report, No one came to our rescue, MSF denounces the violent border practices and deliberate inaction of European states that have led to more deaths at sea.

MSF marks 40 years of its services in the region that now constitutes South Sudan. Over the past four decades, MSF has been on the frontlines of humanitarian aid in the world's youngest nation.