When Aid Breeds Suspicion
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The military's tsunami relief has boosted America's image in Indonesia. Will local hostility cut the mission short?
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Aid groups working abroad are rethinking their operations in the wake of the six-week ordeal.
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A few years ago, American aid to Lebanon was measured in the number of dairy cows a U.S. program gave to farmers. Now it is in the hundreds of millions of dollars, plus military help, as Washington tries to prop up a government seen as threatened by Iran and Syria.
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One of the world's poorest countries, Cambodia, is set to ask for almost $2bn in aid over the next three years.
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A closer look at what has unfolded since a deeply flawed election plunged Kenya into chaos, shows that some of the bloodletting may have been premeditated and organized.
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An examination of the William J. Clinton Foundation shows how its fund-raising has fostered potential conflict.
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Major disasters unearth con artists who prey on philanthropic goodwill.
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Congregations in Britain, Asia and Africa believe in his healing powers, but the self-appointed Archbishop Gilbert Deya may be linked to a sinister trade.
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THE HAGUE, Sep 29  (IPS) - The EU aid package is a large one, but packed also  with paternalism and claims to  domination, development experts  said at the end of an aid conference.
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The safe release of two Italian aid workers held hostage in Iraq led to questions Wednesday over whether a ransom was paid, highlighting the dilemma of many governments if the price of saving lives means caving in to terrorists.
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To judge how far aid has helped Africa along the road to prosperity, just look down at the pavement Â or the lack of it.
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CHALLENGING deeply-ingrained preconceptions isn't easy-just ask Liverpool-based refugee Gordon Hurd. Shock, horror headlines screaming of suicide bombers and benefit cheats have made their mark on our society, including impressionable schoolchildren.
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BRUSSELS, Jan 6 (IPS) - As donations for the Indian Ocean tsunami disaster  continue to rise, development experts are hoping that the  generosity shown by governments and citizens will mark a ânew  beginningâ in the fight against poverty.
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ATHENS, Sep 17 (IPS) - The challenge of distributing and managing aid is  inevitably controversial. And with the EU the largest aid donor  in the world, the decisions it takes are hugely significant.
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The pitfalls of the governmentâs use of informants with questionable backgrounds are illustrated by the case of an Afghan drug lord and Taliban ally.
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Identifying human remains found in the disaster zone grows trickier.
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Helping Iraq is hard to do. Many aid organizations have already pulled out their international staffs and, faced with the kidnapping of the director of CARE International in Iraq, some are wondering if they ...